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What supported living for learning disabilities means for our tenants We all need somewhere to call home. It’s a need we all share. But if you have a learning disability or autism it can be much harder to find a place to call yours – somewhere you can live independently, with all the support you...
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As Zetetick looks to expand to other regions there is growth anticipated in the not-so-distant future, meaning more tenants will benefit from Zetetick’s services. – Natasha, Zetetick trustee Meet Zetetick Trustees Some of the most important volunteers in any charity are on the board. The role of the trustee is an essential one, and everyone...
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Find Out More About Who We Are and What We Do Welcome to Zetetick Housing At Zetetick Housing, we are a distinguished housing charity and specialist provider of high-quality supported living homes for vulnerable adults. Our name, pronounced Zuh-teh-tick, reflects our core philosophy: to proceed by enquiry. This spirit of curiosity drives us to continuously...
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How does hoarding affect some vulnerable adults? Following the New Year, we begin to look forward to Spring which is traditionally seen as a time to thoroughly clean one’s home and declutter the items that no longer serve us. But for those with autism and/or learning disabilities or mental health conditions, keeping on top of...
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Nathan, a supported living tenant, shares his artistic representation of what it means to have a happy home.
Supported living tenant spotlight – meet Nathan Zetetick Housing Charity’s mission is to provide supported living tenants with homes that facilitate their well-being and promote creativity. Nathan is a shining example of the amazing things independent living can do for a person with learning disabilities and/or autism. “I am comfortable and happy with the environment...
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