Social Accommodation in Hanley
Axient Housing provides safe, professionally managed shared accommodation for social housing tenants in Hanley. We work with housing associations, Stoke-on-Trent City Council, and support organisations to ensure appropriate placements.
Social Accommodation in Hanley
Hanley is the commercial heart of Stoke-on-Trent, serving as the city centre with excellent transport links, major retail facilities, and strong community support services. City centre location with high demand for shared and supported accommodation, particularly for single adults seeking proximity to employment.
Axient Housing Limited sources and manages suitable shared properties in and around Hanley, working closely with Stoke-on-Trent City Council and housing association partners to ensure tenants are placed in accommodation that meets their needs.
Who We House in Hanley
Single Adults
Adults in housing need referred from the housing register or support organisations
Couples
Couples seeking affordable shared or self-contained accommodation in the area
Vulnerable Individuals
Those with support needs referred by social workers or mental health teams
Working Households
Low-income working adults who cannot afford market-rate private rents
Housing Association Nominees
Individuals referred directly by partner housing associations
How to Access Social Accommodation in Hanley
Referral
You or your support worker submits a referral to Axient Housing through our partners or direct enquiry form.
Assessment
We assess suitability for our available properties in Hanley and the surrounding area.
Property Match
We match you to a suitable property based on your needs, preferences, and available accommodation.
Move In
Once agreed, we arrange a convenient move-in date and provide all tenancy documentation.
Working with Stoke-on-Trent City Council
Axient Housing Limited works alongside Stoke-on-Trent City Council and partner housing associations to provide quality social accommodation in Hanley. We accept referrals from council housing teams, social workers, and approved support organisations.