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As the latest NI Court Service statistics show a 6% increase in possession orders made, local advice charity Housing Rights Service (HRS) has expressed concern about the impact interest rate rises could have on households who are already struggling.
Dealing with poor housing, homelessness, rent arrears and mortgage debt causes huge levels of stress and people often don’t know where to turn for help. With over 40,000 people on the waiting list, it’s important to be informed about housing options and rights.
Local charity, Housing Rights Service has just redeveloped its online resource www.housingadviceNI.org to ensure people in Northern Ireland have round the clock access to advice and information on their housing problems.
