Listening to Our Landlords – A message from our Housing Director, Lisa On behalf of everyone at Zetetick Housing, thank you for taking part in our Landlord Satisfaction Survey earlier this year. We are truly grateful for the time and thought you gave in sharing your experiences. Your feedback plays a key role in shaping […]
The friendly face of Zetetick in the community At Zetetick Housing, our Maintenance Team does far more than fix broken taps or replace lightbulbs — they’re a vital part of our mission to create safe, comfortable and empowering homes for people with learning disabilities and autism. This month, we spoke with Andy, one of the […]
Why Supported Housing Is a Matter of Justice, Not Charity Supported housing provides homes for people who need support to manage their home. That includes adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions, and physical impairments. It is not a luxury or a side issue. It is essential. At Zetetick Housing, we do this work […]
The Guardian headline – “Supported housing is on the brink of collapse.” – The Guardian, April 2025 https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/apr/25/supported-housing-in-england-on-brink-of-financial-crisis-charities-warn Headlines like these are finally catching up with what those of us in the sector have known for years: that a quiet crisis is already underway. But here’s the problem. The headlines are focused on finance. On […]
Safe Homes, Empowered People: Why Supportive Charity Trustees Matter supportive charity trustees, charity governance best practices, housing charity, independent living, disability advocacy, Zetetick Housing Being a trustee of a charity isn’t simply about ticking boxes—it’s about nurturing genuine relationships, supporting your executive team, and championing values that transform lives. At Zetetick Housing, a housing charity […]
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