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• Listed buildings in St Helens

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4763/Listed-buildings-in-St-Helens

  To find out more about listed buildings in St Helens, please download these documents:

• What happens at the assessment?

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4779/What-happens-at-the-assessment

  Your request will be taken by a Contact Cares Advisor and sent to the appropriate team.  Your referral will be allocated to a member of Adult Social Care staff ...

• What happens after the assessment?

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4780/What-happens-after-the-assessment

  You will receive your own copy of your assessment kept in a folder called a ' Person Held Record '.  We can also give a copy to your carer, if you give your per...

• What happens if I disagree with the outcome?

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4781/What-happens-if-I-disagree-with-the-outcome

  The assessment is voluntary and you can stop it at any stage.  If you do not agree with the decisions made at the assessment, you can ask for your needs to be r...

• Direct payments for personal care

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4782/Direct-payments-for-personal-care

  St Helens Adult Social Care can offer a Direct Payment to people who are eligible for care and support, instead of the Council arranging community care for you....

• If you're a serving or former member of the Armed Forces - Introduction

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4783/Introduction

  If you're leaving the armed services, or you are a former member of the armed forces, you may be entitled to extra help if you become homeless. Important advice...

• If you're a serving or former member of the Armed Forces - Homeless rights for ex-forces

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4784/Homeless-rights-for-ex-forces

  You may qualify for help from the council if you are a former member of the Armed Forces and are homeless or threatened with homelessness. In addition, you will...

• If you're a serving or former member of the Armed Forces - General rules for people in priority need

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4785/General-rules-for-people-in-priority-need

  It can be easier to get help if you qualify under the general rules for people in priority need, for example if you have dependent children or are pregnant. The...

• If you're a serving or former member of the Armed Forces - Extra homelessness rules for the Armed Forces

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4786/Extra-homelessness-rules-for-the-Armed-Forces

  You should also be treated as being vulnerable and therefore in priority need for accommodation if you can show that your vulnerability is as a result of being ...

• If you're a serving or former member of the Armed Forces - Re-housing in the area of your base

  https://sthelens.gov.uk/article/4787/Re-housing-in-the-area-of-your-base

  To be accepted as homeless in the local council area where you were based, you must be able to show that you have a local connection with the local council wher...

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