Vulnerable tenants may require additional support from landlords in various areas such as finances, tenancy management, and property amendments. Landlords have a duty of care especially to tenants who have mental or physical health issues, disabilities, experience domestic abuse, or are elderly. Vulnerable tenants may need help with benefit claims, longer to review documents, longer term tenancies, and alternative communication methods if not technology proficient. Under the Equality Act, landlords must make reasonable adjustments to ensure tenants can use services regardless of disabilities, considering costs, practicality and organization size. Security measures, hand rails, and ramps can assist vulnerable tenants such as those experiencing domestic abuse or who are elderly.