aids and adaptations
Croydon Council is addressing a backlog in aids and adaptations by implementing a new procurement process and assigning a dedicated officer.
Croydon Council is currently addressing a backlog of 123 cases for aids and adaptations, which are modifications and equipment provided to residents to assist with daily living and mobility. The council is implementing a new procurement process and assigning a dedicated housing officer to clear this backlog, with specialist contractors expected to be in place by September 2026.
The dedicated housing officer will focus specifically on clearing the existing backlog of cases, as reported in April 2026. Croydon Council is also committed to adapting approximately eight to nine properties per year using Disabled Facilities Grants, according to the council's plans.
Key facts
- Specialist contractors are planned to be in place by September 2026 through a new procurement process. Source
- Croydon Council is tackling a backlog of 123 cases for aids and adaptations. Source
- Croydon Council plans to adapt approximately eight to nine properties per year using Disabled Facilities Grants. Source
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