Our homes for rent are allocated through Common Housing Registers in partnership with local authorities.

To rent a home, you need to be listed on the Common Housing Register with your local authority. Visit our Rent a home page to be directed to the housing team for your local authority area.

Sometimes, we also rent homes on behalf of private homeowners who don’t want the responsibility of being a landlord. When these homes become available, they will be advertised on our Facebook page.

Through our Harmoni Homes brand, we sell homes on the open market, or homes specifically for first time buyers or people wanting to own a home again.

This includes homes to buy through a Low Cost Home Ownership scheme such as Shared Equity, or Shared Ownership.

Visit harmonihomes.com to see what homes are for sale now and contact our team to register your interest in a property: 029 2085 8145 / info@harmonihomes.com

Celtic Horizons is a subsidiary of United Welsh, and they look after the repairs and maintenance of all the homes we provide.

You can book a repair through the United Welsh app TED, or speak to the Celtic Horizons team on 0330 159 6080 (press 1).

Click on the blue webchat circle icon in the bottom right corner of the screen and our Customer Engagement team will be happy to help you.

If you haven’t already, please download the United Welsh app TED where you can manage your contract information, your rent account, check your balance, make a payment and more.

If you think that you, a family member, a neighbour, or someone else living in a home provided by United Welsh is being harmed, please report it.

If you think they are in immediate danger, please call 999.

If you are worried about yourself or someone else, please tell us what you are worried about. It is important for someone with experience and responsibility to hear your concerns.

You can tell us by:

• Completing our Safeguarding Form here
• Emailing tellmemore@unitedwelsh.com
• Calling us on 0330 159 6080 and press 3.

If you live in a United Welsh home, you can also tell your housing staff, such as your Neighbourhood Officer, Housing Co-ordinator or another staff member you regularly speak with.

For more information about safeguarding, which is the term used to describe protecting people from harm, please visit our information page.