Our Partners

Our main partner company is Young London Today. YLPH works closely with various housing providers to identify the best affordable accommodation for supported living arrangements. YLPH will be responsible for negotiating, reviewing, and agreeing to the lease for existing properties and future properties developed.

 

We work closely with Young London Today (make the name a link to the YLT website) to provide care, support and supervision where there is a formal arrangement that outlines  each party's roles and responsibilities with regard to:

• maintenance contracts

• major repairs

• cyclical works

• building improvements

• internal decorations

• servicing contracts

• Care, Support, and Supervision

YLPH believes that a young person’s involvement is an integral part of the continued growth and development of awareness, therefore we invite and encourage the young person within the homes to share their experience and how the service can be further developed. This includes the environmental designs of the home, operational systems, policy review and implementation of procedures.

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Useful Links

Our Useful Links section is updated and added to on a regular basis so please keep checking back.

 

(NLA) National Landlord Association (www.landlords.org.uk) :
The NLA is a national organisation established to help Landlords across the private sector to operate successfully.

(NCVO) National Council for Voluntary Organisation (www.ncvo.org.uk)
NCVO champions and strengthens volunteering and civil society, with over 10,000 members, from the largest charities to the smallest community organisations.

London Landlord Accreditation Scheme (www.londonlardords.org.uk)
The London Landlord Accreditation Scheme (LLAS) awards accreditation to reputable landlords who undergo training and comply with a code of conduct. Accredited landlords are able to display the LLAS logo as a badge of good practice and access a range of products and incentives including local authority grants, leasing schemes, and discounts on fees for licences and other charges. It was set up in 2004 as a partnership of landlord organisations, educational organisations and 33 London boroughs. Since out-of-London boroughs have joined the partnership, it is now also known as the UK Landlord Accreditation Partnership (UKLAP). Accreditation with LLAS is free. To become accredited with LLAS or UKLAP, landlords must: - complete a one-day development course - agree to comply with a code of conduct - be a fit and proper person. Accreditation lasts for five years.

Atlas Accreditation Training(www.londonlandlords.org.uk)
Atlas Accreditation Training is an umbrella organisation that promotes the LLAS Accreditation model outside of the London area. This scheme affiliates all UK regions.

 

Also see:

The Official Government Website (www.gov.uk/private-renting )which provides you with the latest information and updates regarding private renting in the UK.

Shelter (www.shelter.org.uk)
Shelter is a charity that works to alleviate the distress caused by homelessness and bad housing.

MIND (www.mind.org.uk)
MIND provides advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. We campaign to improve services, raise awareness, and promote understanding.