We are now accepting applications for two specific properties:

A two bedroom upstairs flat in West Leeds – this property is a third (top) floor apartment in a communal block, so is not suitable for pram access.

A three/four bedroom house in Chapeltown – this property is a large terraced house with its own entrance and back garden.

Before you apply

Please read the information here about our requirements and the support service that comes with LATCH housing.

You must have support needs as well as a housing need, in order to be considered.

If the above properties don’t meet your current needs, we won’t be able to consider your application and politely ask you not to apply this time.

>> Click here to open our application form <<

Email notifications

If you would like to be notified when we’re accepting other applications, please sign up to our email list here. You’ll receive an automatic email whenever we are taking applications for other properties.

What happens when I apply?

• We review your application to check you meet our criteria for housing.
• If you meet our initial criteria, we will contact you to discuss your support needs.
• If appropriate, we may then offer you an in-person assessment.
• We will apply for the two references we normally require.
• Following the assessment, if we are able to offer you support and housing we will let you know within a week.
• We will offer you any suitable property available, or place you on our waiting list.
• If placed on our waiting list we will offer you the next suitable property that becomes available

If you would like to know how we use the information you provide on your application form, please read our Latch Privacy Notice.

We’re sorry but Latch cannot provide emergency accommodation.

Other help available

If you are looking for housing and we can’t currently help, we encourage you to do the following:

• Contact Housing Options on 0113 2224412 if you are homeless or at risk of homelessness, in need of emergency accommodation or to get advice.
• Register with Leeds Homes for social housing.
• Contact Housing Associations and private landlords.
• If you’re aged 16-24 you can contact Our Way Leeds for housing and advice.
• If you’re at risk of becoming homeless or need help with your tenancy you can contact Engage Leeds, a city-wide visiting housing support service.