A happy home
To prevent homelessness by tackling the complexities that stop people from having a happy home.
About Albany Housing Trust
We are a not-for-profit supported accommodation provider working with people whose support needs have become a barrier to safe, settled housing.
Most Albany properties are shared houses for two to five residents. Each person has exclusive use of their own bedroom, while sharing the kitchen, bathroom, garden and living or dining spaces. We also provide self-contained accommodation at different stages of a resident’s journey.
People come to us with many different experiences. Some need help accessing welfare benefits, education or work; others need support with mental or physical health, addiction recovery, isolation or the practical routines of everyday life.
For many residents, this is a vital part of their housing journey. That is why we work collaboratively with residents, local authorities, health teams, charities and other professional partners.
What guides us
To prevent homelessness by tackling the complexities that stop people from having a happy home.
Early intervention, easing isolation and building communities.
Customer focus, integrity, openness, transparency and professionalism.
Support that starts with the individual, their strengths and their own goals.

Recognised work
Albany was named Housing Support NPO of the Year in the London & South East Prestige Awards. Our teams have also been recognised by the Great British Care Awards and Housing with Care Awards.
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