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...Continue Reading

Supported housing – working together One of the key principles of supported living is the separation of housing and support. Each element is provided by a different organisation but working together in the best interest of the tenant. A key aim of this arrangement is that the tenant is able to change one of these...Continue Reading

Charity Zetetick Housing’s donation helps make ‘anything possible’ for Brighton charity Possability People A Zetetick Housing Donation: Zetetick Housing, the supported living charity covering London and the Southern counties are delighted to announce that we have made a charity donation of £5,000 to Brighton based charity Possability People to help them in the aftermath of...Continue Reading

Smart money for smart homes – from £15 Zetetick Housing provides safe and happy supported living homes to mainly learning disabled and autistic adults, and those with complex needs. We are looking to raise £6,000 of your smart money to give all of our tenants’ access to a virtual assistant in a smart home. Smart...Continue Reading

Housing Choices Ah yes housing choices, often not determined by us but by a housing authority. Whether its learning disability week or not housing choices are essential in the #newnormal to ensure #inclusion and #integration and to ensure #diversity. We at Zetetick housing want to raise awareness on improving the housing choices for people with a...Continue Reading