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Charity Donations | Your Support Makes a Difference Meeting the Growing Need Together Today, charities like Zetetick Housing face unprecedented challenges. As demand for services rises, income has declined, with lost funding and limited resources affecting smaller, local charities—particularly those supporting housing, social care, mental health, and disadvantaged communities. Zetetick Housing remains dedicated to providing...
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Right home, right place – working with care providers to procure the best supported housing solutions Finding safe, long-term supported housing for clients with learning disabilities or autism can be a major challenge for care providers in today’s overheated housing market. It’s not easy to find a suitable home for a client, in the right...
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Make a Zetetick Housing referral for Quality Supported Living Solutions Partner with Zetetick Housing  With nearly two decades of experience, our charity Zetetick Housing stands out as a provider that goes above and beyond typical expectations. Unlike general landlords, we are committed to offering more than just a place to live—we provide person-centred supported housing...
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People with learning disabilities enjoying each other's company, laughing and smiling together.
“Do you see me?” Learning Disability Week What is Learning Disability Week 2024? Organised by the UK charity Mencap, Learning Disability Week 2024 is all about raising awareness of the experiences of those with learning disabilities. The theme for  is “Do you see me?” which focuses on respecting, acknowledging, and valuing the voices of these...
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Decorative image: A wavy rainbow. This week's Autism Acceptance Week theme is 'Colour'.
A Place To Call Home: World Autism Acceptance Week 2024 and Empowering Autistic People through Supported Housing Autism, estimated to affect around 700,000 people in the UK, is a lifelong developmental disability which affects how people can communicate and interact with the world. It’s one of the more widely recognised types of neurodiversity with 99%...
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