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What Is Supported Housing? Everything you need to know about supported housing, how it works, who it is for, and why getting the housing right changes lives. Most people rarely think about housing until something goes wrong. They expect to have a safe place to live, a front door they can lock, somewhere they feel...
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The Guardian headline – “Supported housing is on the brink of collapse.” – The Guardian, April 2025 https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/apr/25/supported-housing-in-england-on-brink-of-financial-crisis-charities-warn Headlines like these are finally catching up with what those of us in the sector have known for years: that a quiet crisis is already underway. But here’s the problem. The headlines are focused on finance. On...
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A Home That Families Can Trust A Supported Accomodation Home That Families Can Trust Finding secure housing for a loved one with learning disabilities, autism, or additional needs can be overwhelming. Families worry about long-term stability, quality of care, and managing tenancy responsibilities. At Zetetick Housing, we remove these worries by providing safe, secure homes...
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Volunteers Needed in Sussex: Help Zetetick Housing Make a Real Difference Have you come across our #Hike4Homes campaign on social media, spotted our 24/7 maintenance vans around town, or noticed our offices bearing the distinctive ‘Z’ logo? If so, you’ve had a glimpse into who we are at Zetetick Housing. We’re a unique housing charity...
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Why Housing Charities Need Strong Reserves The Importance of Financial Resilience in Supported Housing At Zetetick Housing, our mission is to provide safe, high-quality homes for adults with learning disabilities and autism. Unlike many charities, we cannot simply adjust our services if funding fluctuates—our tenants’ stability, security, and futures depend on our ability to remain...
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