Tenancy Star
For housing tenants and their families
Who is the Tenancy Star for?
The Tenancy Star was developed for tenants who may be at risk of losing their tenancy or are experiencing other difficulties. The Star helps them and the services supporting them identify progress towards key outcomes like housing, money and rent and positive use of time, and give clarity on where to focus next.
- Are there any other Star to support people with housing?
The Home Star is for people who have difficulties with housing or have other complex needs and may be seeking support with finding and keeping a home, improving relationships or learning new skills for dealing with problems.
Using the Outcomes Star approach
The Tenancy Star is designed to be used as part of the Outcomes Star approach. That’s why we provide essential training and ongoing support to all licenced practitioners, so you can embed the Outcomes Star approach in your practice.
How does the Tenancy Star work?
The Tenancy Star covers six key outcome areas that help tenants who may be at risk of losing their home or experiencing other difficulties to manage their housing needs, and assesses their progress towards each following a five-stage Journey of Change.
You and the people you support will fill out the Star together, and use it to better identify where their strengths lie and where they might need more help, and to make plans for moving forward along the journey.
Outcome areas
Housing
Money and rent
Looking after your home
Health and well-being
Positive use of time
Community and contribution
The Journey of Change
01
Stuck
02
Accepting help
03
Believing and trying
04
Finding what works
05
Self-reliance
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Always rooted in expertise and experience
The Tenancy Star was developed in collaboration with Loretto Care, with additional contributions from Loretto Housing and Glasgow Housing Association.
