Supported living – the extras that Zetetick Housing provides to support care providers and tenants to make their lives a little bit easier. #supportedliving #careproviders #housingcharity Best practice supported living states that the housing and support elements should be provided by separate organisations. This gives real choice to tenants who are able to change one […]
Property Maintenance – Zetetick Housing results and response times speak for themselves #landlords #lettings #estateagents #lettingagents #property #maintenance #supportedliving 85% of boiler repairs fixed within 24 hours Winter is fast approaching, and as the weather gets colder we are all starting to use our heating systems again after the long summer break. Autumn is the […]
Supported living works for people with learning difficulties and autism Supported Housing also works for local authority commissioners. The Care Quality Commission in its report ‘Out of sight – who cares? made it clear. A radical review of the appalling state of restraint, seclusion and segregation for autistic people, and people with a learning disability […]
Charity it is still important to donate The role that charities should play in our society has been the subject of a longstanding debate. Charities are organisations whose primary aim is to promote the welfare of others or benefit society. There are currently over 160,000 charities in the UK, turning over £48 bn annually. A […]
Learning disability, Asylums, abandoned royals and a Victorian genius Asylum In 1855 the first purpose-built asylum for people with a learning disability was opened. Its name used language that we would now find completely unacceptable. The Royal Earlswood Asylum for Idiots in Redhill, Surrey, was a charitable institution that housed and aimed to give some […]
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