Supported living in Birmingham
A safe home and the skills to build an independent life.
We support vulnerable adults with warm, stable housing and everyday guidance — helping each resident grow in confidence and move towards living independently.
Our mission
15+
Years combined staff experience
300+
Adults supported into stable housing
About us
Our approach to supporting you
Cube Housing Ltd acts as a Managing Agent in partnership with our Registered Providers, delivering housing-related support to those who need it most. We provide exempt social housing for people at risk of homelessness in Birmingham, working with each resident individually — agreeing a personalised action plan, providing consistent support, and never taking a one-size-fits-all approach. All staff hold a valid DBS certificate and are committed to the dignity and confidentiality of every resident.
Always Show Up — the consistent, reliable presence our residents can count on
Do Right, Always — honest and transparent in every interaction, even when it's uncomfortable
See the Whole Person — every resident has a story; we lead with empathy and treat everyone with dignity
Make It Count — focused on outcomes that genuinely transform lives, not just boxes ticked
What we do
Support for every step towards independence
From a first safe home to the confidence to sign your own tenancy — our services grow with each resident.
Supported Accommodation
Safe, well-maintained homes with on-hand support — guided through your licence agreement, rights and responsibilities, rent, and housing benefit.
Independent Living Skills
Practical coaching in cooking, cleaning, budgeting, laundry, shopping and time management — building real confidence for daily life.
Mental Health & Wellbeing
GP and dental registration, NHS access, mental health signposting and referrals, and a listening ear whenever you need support.
Licence & Housing Support
Help understanding your licence agreement, rights, housing benefit, rent support, maintenance reporting, and anti-social behaviour guidance.
Education & Employment
CV writing, job search, ESOL courses, volunteering opportunities, interview coaching, and help accessing training and education.
Move-On Support
Registering with social and private housing providers, support bidding for independent accommodation, and a planned, smooth transition to independent living.
Success stories
Real people, real progress
"After joining Cube Housing, I quickly got back on my feet. Within seven months, I had my own place and was in work. The support made all the difference."
AA
A.A.
Moved on — 2025
"With Cube Housing's help, I moved into my own 1-bed flat and secured a permanent job at a local community centre. I finally feel settled."
JA
J.A.
Independent — 2025
"Cube Housing helped me receive a housing association offer in the Saltley area. I am now taking my next steps towards living completely independently."
SA
S.A.
Moving to independence — 2026
Community hub
A place to belong, not just to live
Our Community Hub brings residents together through shared activities, learning, and friendship — because feeling connected is a huge part of feeling well. Whether you're picking up new skills, sharing a meal with neighbours, or simply spending time in good company, the Community Hub is here for you throughout your time at Cube Housing.
Weekly life-skills workshops
Community meals & social evenings
Wellbeing and peer support groups
Volunteering and local partnerships
What's on
Community events & activities
From weekly workshops to one-off socials, there's always something to get involved in. Events are free for all Cube Housing residents — just speak to your support worker to sign up.
🍳 Cooking Together
Every Wednesday · 5:30 pm
A friendly weekly session where residents cook a meal together, share recipes, and build practical kitchen skills for independent living.
📝 CV & Job Prep Workshop
Every Friday · 10:00 am
Get hands-on help with your CV, covering letter, and interview skills. Run by our employment partners — open to all residents at any stage.
🎨 Art & Wellbeing Morning
Every Tuesday · 10:30 am
A relaxed, creative morning using art as a way to express yourself, reduce stress, and connect with others. No experience needed — just turn up.
Referrals
We accept referrals from a wide range of statutory and voluntary organisations — including local authorities, social workers, NHS teams, probation services, homelessness charities, faith organisations, food banks, and Citizens Advice Bureaux. An initial assessment is completed with every prospective resident before any placement is offered.
Who can refer?
Any professional or organisation that can document a person's support need and housing risk is welcome to refer. This includes: local authority housing and adult social care teams; social workers and CPNs; NHS GPs, mental health, and community health teams; probation officers and criminal justice services; Home Office and asylum support providers; homelessness charities; community centres and faith organisations; food banks; Citizens Advice Bureaux; and refugee and asylum support organisations. The client must be 18 or over, homeless or at risk of homelessness, and have capacity to engage with support. An initial assessment is completed before every placement.
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