Regulation Without Recognition: Why Charitable Supported Housing Must Not Be Legislated Out of Existence The government is currently consulting on a new licensing regime for supported housing, introduced through the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023. The aims are clear: raise standards, improve accountability, and stop poor-quality provision slipping through the cracks. These goals are...Continue Reading

If the Government Wants to Lead, It Must Start with Housing   I’m writing this as the CEO of a specialist housing charity that provides homes for people with learning disabilities and autism. We see the reality of the UK housing crisis every day — the housing shortage, the anxiety, the ineligibility, the despair. Now...Continue Reading

Inclusion and belonging At Zetetick Housing, inclusion and belonging are more than just ideals—they are the foundation of everything we do. As CEO of Zetetick Housing, I’ve seen firsthand how a true sense of community transforms lives. From making homes more accessible to organising fundraising events like Hike4Homes, our mission is clear: to create a...Continue Reading

Raising Funds for a Great Cause —Walk, Connect, Transform Lives Today When you think about raising funds for a great cause, what comes to mind? Maybe dropping change into a collection tin or attending a charity fair. But at Zetetick Housing, we do things differently. Hike4Homes is more than just a fundraising campaign—it’s a shared...Continue Reading

Who Are Zetetick Housing and What Do We Do? Zetetick Housing isn’t your typical housing charity. For over 18 years, we’ve specialised in providing safe, supported housing specifically tailored for vulnerable adults living with learning disabilities, autism, mental health challenges, and physical disabilities across South East England. Every day, our dedicated teams deliver exceptional support,...Continue Reading