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Barrier-free living in Mainz

People with disabilities are dependent on barrier-free housing in order to be able to organize their everyday lives. The Housing Control Center provides information and placement services here.

Several housing associations ask in their forms whether you need a barrier-free or low-barrier apartment. At the same time, they also provide information and referral services for barrier-free apartments.

Please note the following: Apartments described as "barrier-free" must meet the technical requirements of DIN 18040-2 (Barrier-free Apartments). There is no standard for "low-barrier" apartments. In this case, it is advisable to ask the housing associations which aspects of accessibility are available.

To use this service, please click on the link behind the name of the respective housing association.

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