Where Can an Adult with Learning Disabilities Live? An adult with a learning disability can live in many different places. They may stay in the family home, rent or own their own home, live in supported housing, share with other people, use a Shared Lives arrangement or live in residential care. The harder question is...Continue Reading

How the Supported Housing Referral Process Works The supported housing referral process is the way someone is assessed for supported housing and matched with a home that meets their needs. Although the exact process varies across England, every good referral has the same purpose: to understand the person, their housing needs and the support they...Continue Reading

  All I want for Christmas – Zetetick Tenant Christmas Campaign  Reading time: 5 minutes Housing for adults with learning disabilities starts with listening  Each year, we bring our tenant community together for an engagement event to ensure we understand their day-to-day experiences of living in a Zetetick home, and learn what more we can do to help people feel settled, confident and...Continue Reading

Life partners – Rosie’s story Rosie was one of our very first tenants, one of our first life partners and we are delighted that she is still with us, so many years later. When our founder and CEO, Gary Scott, first met Rosie she was living in a semi-secure unit in the north of England,...Continue Reading

Sadly, we must say our farewells to Zetetick’s long standing Director of Housing, Judith Chambers, who will be leaving the organisation this autumn to retire. With her leadership in the Housing department, Zetetick has gone from strength to strength and grown substantially in no small part thanks to her nearly 10 years of service. Judith...Continue Reading