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Ending a Tenancy

We understand that you may want to end your tenancy with us, whether this is because you choose to or because your needs have changed, and you need more care

How do I end my tenancy with Partners Foundation?

Please contact our office and speak to one of our tenant support services team who will be happy to talk to you and offer you advice and support on your choices, we are on hand to help wherever possible or point you in the right direction

What do you need to do to ending your tenancy with Partners Foundation?

If you are wanting to end your tenancy with us, you must give us 4 weeks’ notice in writing as stated in your tenancy agreement. If you would like to complete one of our tenancy termination forms you can do so by downloading a copy completing this and returning it to us by post or emailing it to us at enquiry@partnersfoundation.com or you can simply write to us.

What If I Change My Mind?

If you change your mind about moving once you have submitted your written notice you must contact our office straight away and speak to one of our team. We may, if needed allow you to stay in the property after the end of the tenancy for a short period of time if the property you are moving to is not yet ready for you.

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Electrical Safety

We use electricity every day in our home and we sometimes forget how dangerous it can be. Here are some tips to improve safety around your home, it is a good idea to check for these common faults/dangers:

  • Check for frayed or damaged leads
  • Tuck leads safely out of the way and keep them neat and tidy
  • If you have any cracked plugs, sockets and switches report them to us straight away
  • When using bulbs only use ones at or below the maximum wattage
  • Remember water and electricity do not mix – do not unplug or plug things in with wet hands, be careful if you spill water near or over appliances
  • Don’t overload sockets, too many plugs in one socket can be dangerous, overheat and cause fire

If you have any concerns about any of your electric or electrical appliances, please contact us on 01706 759330 or 01706 753678