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Zetetick Housing charity vans, quality supported living.
Exempt Supported housing that Stands Up to Scrutiny: How Zetetick Strengthens Local Authority Strategies   Introduction: Why Exempt Supported Housing Matters for Local Authorities Local authorities are working in an environment of unprecedented challenge: rising demand for supported housing, constrained funding, public concern about poor-quality providers and increasing expectations around audit, compliance and transparency. Exempt...
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Zetetick founder Gary Scott cutting a ribbon to open Scott House and Founder House.
Zetetick secures future for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs in Croydon. Persistent rain didn’t dampen the mood in Croydon as Zetetick staff, trustees, tenants and care partners gathered to celebrate the official opening of Scott House and Founder House. The event marked an important moment for Zetetick Housing, as we secured the...
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Colourful poster promoting disability awareness and inclusion.
Empowerment in Supported Housing That Changes Lives Welcome to the ZetetickLife Empowerment Issue: see the latest issue here Supported housing has never been just about roofs, walls or tenancy agreements. It’s about something deeper — giving people the power to live well, with safety, dignity and choice. That belief sits at the heart of everything...
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Trustees' Week logo in blue text
Trustees’ Week: celebrating the people who keep charities strong It’s Trustees’ Week, and for Zetetick Housing it coincides with our AGM — a fitting reminder of just how vital our trustees are to the life of the charity. Zetetick provides supported housing for adults with learning disabilities, autism or other additional needs, and every decision...
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Autumn farm landscape with colourful trees and barns.
Why Giving Changes More Than Lives There’s a moment that’s stayed with me. One of our tenants once said, “I never thought I’d have a place that was mine.” He wasn’t talking about the bricks or the paintwork. He meant safety. He meant belonging. That’s what giving does. It changes the feeling of what’s possible....
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