Family intervention tenancies

These were introduced by the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008.  They have rarely been used in Camden.

• These can be offered where a tenant is likely to be evicted on the grounds of anti social behaviour and to support the provision of behaviour support services.
• They are entered into voluntarily by the tenant. 
• There are strict notices that we must comply with when offering one.
• A behaviour support agreement is needed between the tenant, the agencies providing support and ourselves.
• They are a common law tenancy that can be ended by a notice to quit after serving a notice of intention.
• Reviews should be called no less than every eight weeks and attended by the family and agencies providing support.
• They can vary in length according to the amount of work needed with the family.  If successful we can offer a secure tenancy afterwards.

There is more information here.