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Welcome To Home Choice Plus

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Wychavon District Council in partnership with Bromsgrove District Council, Malvern Hils District Council, Stratford-on-Avon District Council, Worcester City and Wyre Forest District Council has developed a partnership, which will allow customers to look  for social housing across all of these districts.  This Choice Based Lettings scheme is call Home Choice Plus.  Properties will be advertised and, if you are eligible, you can decide which properties you wish to be considered for.

Home Choice Plus process  (16.04 KB) has been designed to improve access to social housing across 6 district in the West Midlands, by allowing you to view available properties and to place bids against properties that you are eligible for.

Bid In Person

You will be able to do this by visiting in person, or you can use the free Internet Access that is provided at the following locations:-

Bid By Phone Call our Bid-line number 0845 270 0557 to place your bid. How do I use the Automated Bidding Line?
Bid By Text You may choose to make a Bid on your Mobile Phone.  Text your Bid to 07781 486644. How do I place a text bid via my mobile phone?
Bid On-line View our properties and Bid online, visit http://www.wychavonhomechoice.org.uk/. How do I bid on the internet?

 

Properties Available

Vacant properties will be advertised each week by Home Choice Plus. You will find details of them in the Contact Centres and Housing Associations within the scheme and on our Home Choice Plus website: http://www.wychavonhomechoice.org.uk/.

You can also listen to details of the available properties by calling the Property Line on 01386 565220.   This line will have a pre-recorded message advertising the properties available for that particular week/cycle.  This line will not take ‘bids’ or ‘messages’.

 

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This page was last reviewed 20 August 2009 at 16:19 by Wychavon Admin.
The page is next due for review 16 February 2010.