Sadly, we must say our farewells to Zetetick’s long standing Director of Housing, Judith Chambers, who will be leaving the organisation this autumn to retire. With her leadership in the Housing department, Zetetick has gone from strength to strength and grown substantially in no small part thanks to her nearly 10 years of service. Judith...Continue Reading

Our decision on leaving X/Twitter Since 2019, Zetetick Housing Charity has been active on X (formerly known as Twitter). The platform has been one of our primary digital tools for engaging with our community, sharing our mission, and reaching new audiences. Over the years, we’ve celebrated milestones, connected with supporters, and raised awareness about the...Continue Reading

As Zetetick looks to expand to other regions there is growth anticipated in the not-so-distant future, meaning more tenants will benefit from Zetetick’s services. – Natasha, Zetetick trustee Meet Zetetick Trustees Some of the most important volunteers in any charity are on the board. The role of the trustee is an essential one, and everyone...Continue Reading

Adult safeguarding – recognising different types of abuse The safeguarding of our tenants is at the heart of our work – creating safe spaces and homes for our service users. In our recent article, we talked about safeguarding and the measures that Zetetick put in place to protect the vulnerable individuals that we work with....Continue Reading

How does hoarding affect some vulnerable adults? Following the New Year, we begin to look forward to Spring which is traditionally seen as a time to thoroughly clean one’s home and declutter the items that no longer serve us. But for those with autism and/or learning disabilities or mental health conditions, keeping on top of...Continue Reading