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Charity Donations | Your Support Makes a Difference Meeting the Growing Need Together Today, charities like Zetetick Housing face unprecedented challenges. As demand for services rises, income has declined, with lost funding and limited resources affecting smaller, local charities—particularly those supporting housing, social care, mental health, and disadvantaged communities. Zetetick Housing remains dedicated to providing...
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Stir up sunday
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...
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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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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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