We provide safe, fully furnished rooms across Birmingham for adults who are homeless or at risk. Every resident gets a dedicated key worker and support from day one.
"Knight Housing has been exceptionally supportive with me throughout the year. Before joining Knight Housing, I was struggling with alcohol addiction and a cycle of being in abusive relationships as a result. Knight Housing not only provided me with a roof over my head in a clean, quiet home, I was given the opportunity to get a fresh start. My support worker Eileen provided weekly emotional support that I needed to cope with daily routines. I would highly recommend Knight Housing."
Knight Housing residentEvery resident gets a support plan, a key worker, and practical help across all areas of daily life.
Fully furnished single and double rooms, including rooms with ensuites across Birmingham. Bills included, available now.
Learn more →Every resident has a dedicated key worker who meets with them regularly on a one-to-one basis.
Learn more →We support residents with their mental health and refer to professional services when needed.
Learn more →Free training courses and employment support when the time is right.
Learn more →We make sure the right benefits are in place and help with budgeting from day one.
Learn more →See the full breadth of support we provide — from housing applications to community connection, cooking to correspondence.
Explore →Whether you're making a referral, enquiring about a room, or a landlord — call or email us directly.
Knight Housing provides supported accommodation across Birmingham. Every resident gets a needs assessment, an individual support plan, and a dedicated key worker.
When someone moves in, our staff carry out a full needs assessment. We look at the whole picture — not just the housing situation, but the barriers that have been getting in the way.
From that conversation, we put together a support plan built around that person — not a template, not a checklist. It changes as they change, and we review it regularly to make sure it's still doing what it needs to.
Every resident has a dedicated key worker who meets with them regularly. The goal throughout is independence.
A thorough, compassionate assessment by trained staff to understand each person's circumstances and identify the support they genuinely need.
A bespoke plan built around each person's goals, barriers, and aspirations — reviewed regularly so support stays relevant as life evolves.
One-to-one time with a dedicated key worker — a consistent, trusted relationship grounded in dignity and genuine care.
Active support registering on housing lists, securing the right benefits, and preparing confidently for life in their own home.
Maintaining a safe home environment, supporting wellbeing routines, and ensuring physical health needs are recognised and addressed.
Budgeting support, guidance on managing money, and making sure the right benefits are in place from the outset — with ongoing support as circumstances change.
Building the practical skills needed to manage a home independently — from meal preparation to household responsibilities.
Help understanding and responding to letters, official forms, and the administrative side of everyday life.
Encouraging residents to develop interests, explore new activities, and find meaning and enjoyment beyond their immediate situation.
Enrolment in free training courses and support to re-enter work when the time — and the confidence — is right.
Encouraging socialising, building positive relationships, and fostering a genuine sense of belonging.
Compassionate emotional support, referrals to counselling, and signposting to specialist services when needed.
Registering residents on housing lists and actively supporting them to bid on properties as they move towards independence.
For residents who want to reduce or stop substance misuse, we help them access the right professional organisations to get the support they need.
If you work in social care, probation, or a support service and want to refer someone, get in touch. We'll respond quickly.
Knight Housing is a supported accommodation provider based in Birmingham.
Knight Housing was established to provide vulnerable adults across Birmingham with quality accommodation and structured support — not just a roof, but a genuine path toward independence.
From there we build an individual support plan — specific to that person, their circumstances, and their goals. We review it regularly.
We work with adults who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or otherwise in need of supported accommodation. We do not require someone to be in a settled position before they come to us.
Progress looks different for everyone and we work at each person's pace. The aim is always to move toward independent living.
We have a team of support workers. If needed, we are reachable any time of the day — support does not stop outside office hours.
We invest in our staff and give them the time to build proper relationships with residents. That consistency is what makes a difference.
Every resident is treated with dignity and respect regardless of their background or history.
We believe every resident has the capacity to move toward independent living with the right support in place.
We do what we say we will — for residents, referral partners, and landlords.
We are straightforward with residents, partners, and landlords — including when something is not working.
Everything we do is aimed at moving residents toward independent living.
We foster a positive environment in our properties where residents feel safe and connected.
Whether you're a referral partner, a landlord, or someone who needs a room — get in touch and we'll respond promptly.
Fully furnished rooms across Birmingham, available now. Every room comes with full support included.
All bills are included — gas, electric, water, and wi-fi. Rooms are furnished and ready to move into. Every resident is assigned a key worker from day one.
We keep all our properties well-maintained. Good accommodation matters.
Rooms are available to adults aged 18 and over who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or in need of supported accommodation. Residents must be in receipt of benefits to qualify for supported accommodation. We accept referrals from social workers, probation officers, local authorities, and support organisations. Self-referrals are also welcome.
We do not require someone to be in a settled position before accessing our service.
Make a ReferralContact us to check current availability.
We work with landlords across Birmingham who want their properties reliably occupied and professionally managed.
We offer guaranteed rental income through Housing Benefit and Local Housing Allowance — consistent, reliable payments each month without chasing arrears.
Our staff are on-site regularly and we take a proactive approach to property maintenance. Issues are reported promptly and resolved efficiently.
Every resident is supported by our trained staff, meaning properties benefit from ongoing supervision and management that private tenancies don't typically include.
Your property doesn't just generate income — it becomes part of a support network that genuinely changes lives. Many of our landlord partners cite this as the most rewarding aspect of our arrangement.
We have extensive experience operating Houses in Multiple Occupation and navigating the associated licensing and regulatory requirements — taking that complexity off your hands.
We look for long-term partnerships with landlords who share our values. We are transparent, communicative, and committed to making the relationship work for both parties.
Handing over a property is a big deal. Here's exactly what we commit to every landlord we work with:
Whether you've got a single room or a portfolio, give us a call. We'll have a conversation about whether it works for both of us, no pressure and no obligation.
Kierenjit or Jeevan will pick up. We keep things personal.
We are actively looking for properties across Birmingham. Get in touch to discuss whether a partnership would work.
Feedback from residents, referral partners, and landlords.
Knight Housing has been exceptionally supportive with me throughout the year. Before joining Knight Housing, I was struggling with alcohol addiction and a cycle of being in abusive relationships as a result. Knight Housing not only provided me with a roof over my head in a clean, quiet home, I was given the opportunity to get a fresh start. My support worker Eileen provided weekly emotional support that I needed to cope with daily routines. I would highly recommend Knight Housing.
I've referred a number of people to Knight Housing and the experience has always been positive. They respond quickly, communicate well, and actually follow through. I've seen real change in the people I've placed with them.
My mental health was in a bad place when I came here. My key worker was consistent with me even when I wasn't consistent with myself. I've now got my own place. Still getting used to that.
The communication from the Knight team has always been excellent. Any issues with the property are flagged quickly, and I know my tenants are being looked after. It's a genuinely reassuring arrangement to be part of.
After I got out I expected people to write me off. Knight Housing didn't. They got my benefits sorted, got me onto a course, and treated me like any other person. That meant a lot.
What stands out about Knight Housing is that they actually do what they say. The key work is consistent and meaningful. I've seen people genuinely turn things around while living there.
If you work with someone who needs supported accommodation, or you need a room yourself, get in touch.
Kierenjit and Jeevan are both reachable directly. We aim to respond to all enquiries the same day.
Call or email us directly. We respond to all enquiries the same day.
"Not sure if we're the right fit? Just call us — we'll be straightforward with you."
We accept referrals from social workers, probation officers, local authorities, and support organisations across Birmingham.
We accept referrals for adults 18 and over who are homeless, at risk, or in need of supported accommodation in the Birmingham area.
We work with people facing a range of challenges — mental health difficulties, learning needs, complex histories. We don't need someone to be in a settled place before we take them on. That's what the support is for.
If you're unsure whether someone is suitable, call us before completing the form. We'll let you know quickly.
Call or email us to discuss the individual's circumstances and check current availability.
Complete our referral form with relevant background information. We'll acknowledge receipt the same day.
We arrange a brief assessment (in person or by phone) with the individual to understand their needs.
We'll let you know our decision promptly. If accepted, we'll arrange move-in as quickly as possible.
With the resident's consent, we keep referring professionals updated on progress and significant changes.