Thermal Health and housing with Vulnerable Populations: Balancing Warmth and Safety in UK Homes The World Health Organisation and Zetetick Housing Thermal health, the ability to maintain a comfortable and safe body temperature, is a critical aspect of wellbeing. The World Health Organisation (WHO) highlights housing as a key determinant of health, recommending that indoor...Continue Reading

Meet the Trustees: Tash Pakeeree Trustee volunteers are crucial The role of a trustee volunteer is vital: helping organisations make crucial decisions about what direction a company should take. Sitting on the board, trustees are some of the most important volunteers in any charity, each giving up their time to help people with learning disabilities...Continue Reading

Stir up what? I’m sorry to admit that I’d never heard of stir up Sunday before… but it is a tradition that harks back to Victorian times when the family would gather together to ‘stir up’ the Christmas pudding before the start of Advent and allow flavours to mature before the big day. The opening...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

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...Continue Reading