A Peek Inside Our Supported Accommodation

Contrary to the common perceptions and grim imagery associated with supported accommodations, our houses are of good standards, offering a neat, well-ventilated, and naturally lit living place. They are more than ‘just a roof over your head’.

Our accommodations are meticulously furnished with white goods from refrigerators, to fitted washing machines, emergency equipment’s, and all the essentials needed for daily living.

At ACH, we have a culture of fostering connections hence, you will often find a furnished lounge and dining table inside our houses, designed to encourage such moment. You will also find a spacious kitchen storeroom in some and culinary essentials. And that's not all – we have dedicated support and housing officers assigned to each house, ensuring assistance whenever needed. For emergencies or out-of-office hours, tenants have access to a dedicated helpline in each city we cover, ensuring help is just a call away.

Our houses are not just structures to house individuals temporarily, we prioritise dignity, thoughtfully curating each house to enhance our tenants’ quality of life. As our CEO often says to us, “If I can’t live comfortably inside a house, nobody should be given that house to live in”.

Our vision extends beyond providing comfortable housing; we aim to empower refugees and migrants residing in the UK to lead self-sufficient and ambitious lives. While we understand the significance of a secure home, our commitment goes a step further.

We believe in fostering independence through education, training, and employability support. Beyond offering comfortable shelter, we create pathways for our tenants to acquire skills, knowledge, and opportunities that pave the way to self-sufficiency. Because to us, empowerment means not just a roof over one's head, but the tools and resources to build a brighter and more self-reliant future.

We hope you've enjoyed this exclusive glimpse into one of our homes in Birmingham.