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Sheltered Living Sheltered Living Choice T: 0300 111 2211 Working Leslie Morrell House choice-housing.org together for 37 - 41 May Street positive change Belfast BT1 4DN choice-housing.org CHOICE CHOICE SHELTERED SHELTERED LIVING LIVING SCHEMES SCHEMES By Council Area Choice is a leading provider of quality sheltered living schemes across Northern Ireland. Causeway Coast & Glens Sheltered living is designed specifically Most sheltered schemes offer the for older people (generally over 60 following services and facilities: years but in some schemes applicants Mid & East Antrim over 55 years can be considered). • Self contained accommodation Derry City It enables tenants to live independently (apartment or bungalow) & Strabane and privately in their own home within • Central heating a safe and supportive environment. • Scheme Co-ordinator on site Antrim & Newtownabbey Sheltered living is the ideal solution to • 24 hour emergency call support Mid Ulster Ards & many of the problems experienced by • Communal rooms for social use North people in later years such as difficulties • Laundry facilities Belfast Down managing and maintaining a large • Guest room for friends or Lisburn & property and garden, loneliness, fear relatives Castlereagh or isolation. • Landscaped gardens Fermanagh & Omagh Armagh City, A Scheme Co-ordinator is on duty Tenants have the privacy of their own Banbridge & Craigavon from Monday to Friday to manage home (free to come and go and have the scheme, maintain regular contact visitors) with support on hand and the with tenants and assist them to access opportunity for company and social other forms of support if required. activities if they choose. Newry Mourne & Down When the Scheme Co-ordinator is off duty each scheme is linked to an Emergency Call centre to ensure help is available 24 hours a day to deal with any emergencies. choice-housing.org choice-housing.org If you would like more information about any Choice schemes, or wish to visit a scheme to see what sheltered Belfast City Ards & North Armagh City, Causeway living has to offer, or if you Council Down Banbridge & Coast & Glens Criagavon need any advice or assistance Ashley Lodge Central Avenue Rothesay Court to apply please contact our Hill Court Services Centre on: Ballydown Court Inverbeg House Shiels Court 0300 111 2211 Bearnagh Glen Orchard Court Millmount House [email protected] Benmore Court Stewart Crescent Stevenson Mid Ulster Court Benraw Green Tughan Court Sperrin Court The Beeches Blacks Court/Mews The Oaks Bleach Green Court Lisburn & Fermanagh Weekly charges: How To Apply: Castlereagh & Omagh Cabinhill Court The weekly charge includes rent, rates, If you are interested in applying for Belle Antrim & Carn Court Clonard House Bashford Court Newtownabbey support and service charges, and also sheltered living you will need to Clachan Court a heating charge in those schemes register with the Housing Executive by Ellis Court Edgar Boyd Court Rathkyle with communal central heating. completing a housing application and Drumkeen Court Elm Court Galway Court state which scheme or area you are Lowtherstown Rent, rates and service charges are all interested in. Elmgrove Manor Lillie Court Mid & Court eligible for assistance through Housing East Antrim Fitzroy Court Old Manor House Westbridge House Benefit. The Housing Executive will If you are already a tenant of the Castlerocklands assess entitlement to Housing Benefit. Housing Executive or a Housing Glenluce Green/ St. Elizabeth’s Glendhu Park If you receive any amount of Housing Association you will need to complete Court Knockagh Court Derry City Benefit, however small, you will also be a transfer application form and return Harris Crescent/ McNeill Court & Strabane entitled to Supporting People funding it to your landlord. If you are a current Sunnymeade Park Newry, Pound Green Donal Casey Court to cover the weekly support charge. Choice tenant and you wish to apply Hazelbank Court Mourne & Down Court for a housing transfer please contact Jack Allen Court If you are entitled to Income Support your Housing Officer. Lime Court Aughrim Court Victoria Court you will receive help to pay all charges Lisnamon Court Medway Court Craignagore except personal heating. The Housing Executive will arrange Lisnavar Court for an officer to visit you to assess Mill Court St. Bronagh’s Choice staff will be happy to help your housing need and award the Nora Frazer Court Pembroke Lodge The Rowans and advise you on how to apply appropriate level of points. Your name The Metropole for Housing Benefit. will then be placed on the waiting list Strand Court for the scheme/area of your choice Tamar Court and you will be contacted if a suitable vacancy becomes available. The Belgravia The Milewater Application forms can be obtained from any Housing Executive office or The Silvergrove Housing Association. Towerview choice-housing.org choice-housing.org West Belfast/Lisburn Ashley Lodge Sunnymede Park, Dunmurray, BT17 0AF Ballydown Court Glen Road Belfast, BT11 8HR Bearnagh Glen Bearnagh Drive, Glen Road, Belfast, BT11 8HR South Belfast Blacks Court/Mews Blacks Road, Suffolk, BT11 9QZ Bleach Green Court Whiterock Grove, Belfast, BT14 8QA Benmore Court Benmore Drive, Finaghy Road South, Belfast, BT10 0NP Clonard House Clonard Gardens, Belfast, BT13 2RH Edgar Boyd Court Killynure Gardens, Carryduff, BT8 8RT Harris Crescent/ Elm Court Donegall Pass, Belfast, BT7 1DU Sunnymede Park Sunnymede Park, Dunmurray, BT17 9EQ Fitzroy Court Fitzroy Avenue, Belfast, BT7 1TL Lillie Court Ballymacoss Place, Knockmore Drive, Lisburn, BT28 2YE The Belgravia Lisburn Road, Belfast, BT9 7AP Mill Court Falls Road Belfast Trinity Lodge 609 Ormeau Road, Belfast, BT7 3JD Old Manor House/Drive Old Manor Drive, Lisburn, BT28 1QX Pembroke Lodge Pembroke Loop Road, Poleglass, BT17 OPH Co. Down North Belfast/Co. Antrim Aughrim Court Mountain Road, Kilkeel, BT34 4HR Craignagore King Street, Newcastle, BT33 0TZ Castlerocklands Belfast Road, Carrickfergus, BT38 8FY Millmount House Lurgan Road, Banbridge, BT32 4LU James Court Kansas Avenue, Antrim Road, Belfast, Bt15 5AZ St Bronagh’s Church Street, Rostrevor, BT34 3DY Knockagh Court Station Road, Greenisland, BT38 8TN Stewart Crescent Stump Road, Ballywalter, BT22 2QN Lime Court Peter’s Hill Belfast, BT13 2AA The Beeches Beechgrove, Dromore, BT25 1DB McNeill Court Main Street. Larne, BT40 1DW The Rowans Summerhill, Warrenpoint, BT24 3HJ Pound Green Court St Johns Place, Larne, BT40 1SJ Rathkyle Stiles Way, Antrim, BT41 1LG Shiels Court Castle Street, Ballymoney, BT53 6JT Co. Armagh The Milewater North Queen Street, Belfast, BT15 3DG Victoria Court Victoria Avenue, Whitehead, BT38 9PS Hill Court Hill Street, Lurgan, BT66 6BQ Stevenson Park Lurgan, BT67 9DR The Oaks Corcrain Drive, Portadown, BT62 4BH East Belfast/North Down *Stevenson Park Under Review Belle Bashford Court 1 Swift Street, Belfast, BT6 8DL Cabinhill Court Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast, BT4 3LD Ellis Court Ranelagh Street, Ravenhill Avenue, Belfast, BT6 8NP Elmgove Manor 286 Beersbridge Road, Belfast, BT5 5EG Co. Fermanagh Galway Court/Mews Galway Drive, Comber Road, Dundonald, BT16 2AF Hazelbank Court Kings Road, Belfast, BT5 7BR Carn Court Main Street, Roslea, BT92 7DG Medway Court Dee Street, Lower Newtownards Road, Belfast, BT4 1GP Orchard Court/Avenue Ann Street, Newtownards, BT23 7AG Strand Court Holywood Road, Belfast, BT4 1SP Tamar Court Tamar Street, Lower Newtownards Road, Belfast, BT4 1SR The Silvergrove Montgomery Road, Belfast, BT6 9EG Tughan Court 23B Tughan Court, Bloomfield Road, Bangor, BT20 4SL St. Elizabeth’s Court Ballyregan Road, Dundonald, BT16 1HX Glendhu Park/ Glenluce Green Garnerville Road, Belfast, BT4 2QH choice-housing.org choice-housing.org.
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