Ava, a Zetetick tenant and ambassador, shares her experience of moving into a home as an autistic person. Although she was given a home, the move was rushed, the house was unfurnished, and unfamiliar support staff entered her home, making it difficult to feel safe or settled. She explains that a home is more than...Continue Reading

Safe homes change lives. But we are running out of time to provide them. In supported housing, everything starts with the home, but it does not end there. Homes must be safe, yes. But they must also be stable, suitable, supported, and secure. They must work for the person, not just on paper. And that...Continue Reading

Why Zetetick Delivers Award-Winning Supported Housing When it comes to award-winning supported housing, Zetetick Housing stands out for all the right reasons. In 2025, our Maintenance team won the national Housing with Care Award, recognising the care, kindness, and commitment we show in every home. This award is a sign of the high standards we...Continue Reading

Regulation Without Recognition: Why Charitable Supported Housing Must Not Be Legislated Out of Existence The government is currently consulting on a new licensing regime for supported housing, introduced through the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023. The aims are clear: raise standards, improve accountability, and stop poor-quality provision slipping through the cracks. These goals are...Continue Reading