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Being legally homeless
In most cases it's obvious when someone is homeless, however, you may be 'legally homeless' even though you still have somewhere to live. This means you may be eligible for re-housing from the Local Authority.
Asking the Council for help
If you are homeless you can apply to your Local Authority for help with housing. Find out more . . .
Other organisations that may be able to help
See our list of non-council organisations (in Manchester) that may be able to help you if you are homeless.
Help with deposits in Manchester
You may be able for help to find a deposit through the RentWise service. Find out more . . .
Sleeping rough
Information for people who sleep on the streets.
Finding a home to rent in Manchester
Look at our guide to online and offline information about places to rent in Manchester.