A Registered Charity
Housing that Works
Safe Homes. Empowered People
Alongside Care Providers and Families

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Intensive housing Management
quality supported living housing
Zetetick Housing are committed to Quality Supported Living for Tenants and Landlords. Zetetick Housing Charity specialises in providing high-quality supported living properties so that vulnerable adults with disabilities, learning difficulties, autism and mental health issues can live independently in their own homes with the support they need. Sandra, Zetetick’s Housing Officer has over 15 years...
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Learning disabilities
Housing for supported living, it’s not a one size fits all. #supportedliving #charity #inclusion #home #autism #learningdisability #housing Who are Zetetick’s tenants? Zetetick Housing Charity specialises in providing high-quality housing for supported living so that vulnerable adults with learning disabilities, autism, physical disabilities and mental health issues can live independently in their own homes with...
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Zetetick
Who are Zetetick housing,  the charity with the Unique model of supported living? Who are Zetetick Housing? Zetetick housing is a registered charity delivering high quality, all-inclusive housing for supported living since 2007. Our name means ‘proceeding by enquiry’ in Greek. Our former CEO, Gary Scott, set up Zetetick to increase housing options for people...
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The Zetetick Bunny? What does Zetetick have in common with the Easter Bunny? Firstly, one thing that Zetetick does not have in common with the Easter Bunny. The Easter Bunny originates from German folk law and originally acted as a judge of children’s behaviour over the period of ‘Eastertide‘.  Respect and dignity not just at...
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Zetetick core values
Zetetick Core Values and behaviours: What do you know about our core values and behaviours? Does your organisation or charity have them, does it use them as a foundation for its work as we do for supported housing? If you asked someone at the lower end of the hierarchy what your organisation was, or, what...
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