We offer two types of independent living housing in Wythenshawe: Sheltered housing – for people aged 55+ who want to live independently but in a safe and supportive community Extra care schemes – for people who need more day-to-day support but still want to live in their own home Both options give you the freedom to live your life your way, with help nearby if you need it. You’ll find more details below on each type of housing, how they work, and how to apply.
Extra care gives you the freedom of your own home, with support close by when you need it. Village 135 Our extra care scheme, Village 135, offers: Your own flat with a front door and private space 24/7 on-site care team for planned care and help in an emergency Flexible care that’s built around you – you can start with just a little help, and if you ever need more, we’ll chat with you to see what’s right Shared spaces like a lounge, garden and dining area, with regular social activities so you can stay connected Our team right here on-site to help with anything housing-related Is extra care right for me? Extra care might be a good fit if: Everyday tasks are becoming harder, or your memory or mobility is changing You want to stay independent, but feel safer knowing help is nearby You’d like to stay in Wythenshawe, close to family, friends and community You want peace of mind, whether you need support now or might need it later How do I apply for extra care? You can apply for extra care through Manchester Move or get an application form by emailing Village 135. How long will I have to wait? It depends on your needs and availability of apartments. You could wait a long time, and if your needs are low priority, you may not get an apartment. What costs am I responsible for? Rent, service charges and care costs. You will pay for: Rent or mortgage payments Service charge payments that cover the cost of looking after the building and shared areas (this can include cleaning and lighting in shared areas, grass cutting, repairs and maintenance) Care costs if you need help Extra charges for food from the bistro, the salon and guest rooms. Before you apply, please talk to us so you understand all costs and can check what you can afford. Ask us, we’ll explain everything. What facilities does Village 135 have? Facilities at Village 135 include: Shared spaces and gardens A bistro is open for breakfast, lunch, snacks and takeaway, 6 days a week with regular theme nights Hair and beauty salons Guest rooms for visitors Laundry rooms and assisted bathrooms Emergency alarms and 24-hour staff Services like the bistro, haircuts and guest rooms have additional costs. Can my partner move in? Yes, if you are both over 55 and you have been approved by the panel. Will staff come into my apartment? No. It’s your home. Staff will only come in if you ask or in an emergency. Can I have visitors? Yes, it’s your home. Friends and family can visit and stay overnight if there’s room. Do I have to tell someone if I go out? No, you can come and go as you like.
Our schemes are designed to help you live independently, with support nearby if and when you need it. We have two sheltered housing schemes here in Wythenshawe: Kenneth Collis Court Frank Price Court Each scheme has a mix of self-contained flats – your own home with a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and living room. Is sheltered housing right for me? Our sheltered schemes are ideal if you don’t need full-time care, but would feel more comfortable with a bit of support and a safer living environment. We can offer: A 24-hour alarm system linked to trained operators, so help is always available in an emergency Regular weekday visits from our team, who can: Help you settle in Arrange social activities Put you in touch with the right people if you need extra support You choose how much support you’d like when you move in, and we’ll check in with you over time to make sure it’s still right for you. How do I apply? You can apply for our sheltered schemes through Manchester Move or call us on 0300 111 0000
