Our Domestic Abuse response - your feedback
Trigger warning - this post discusses domestic abuse and may not be something that you wish to read
Trigger warning - this post discusses domestic abuse and may not be something that you wish to read
We want families to be safe and secure in their homes - and we want the culture of our organisation to promote that. That's why the Trust is working towards the DAHA accreditation for its response to domestic abuse.
'Mediation' is one of the ways you can sort out a problem between you and a neighbour without having to go to court and involving the law. Read a real life example on how we've used mediation to help customers like you.
Our 'income team' are there to help you pay your rent. They're a warm, friendly team who know our area well - and that means they know all the local organisations who can support you when you need advice or support with your money.
We spent a day cleaning up, alongside E.ON Energy and Bill & Ben Skip Hire.
How do we invest in homes? Why? When? How do we make sure they are sustainable? Meet with our Assistant Director of Asset, Development and Compliance to challenge our long term approach to the safety and sustainability of our homes.
We're coming to Moss Rose to clean-up. Think litter-picking, skips and staff out and about keeping the area clean.
We will be closed from 11.50am on 28 June. We'll be back for business as usual on Monday at 8:30am. During this time, we are operating an emergency only service. If you need to report an emergency or to make a payment, then please get in touch.
We're hosting coffee mornings once a month in the communal areas of Harry Lawson Court, Ryles House, Chapel Court and Shrigley Court.
This conservatory was off limits to residents for quite a while, starting with a tricky leak that led us to contract Frank Rogers for a complete refurbishment of this communal area. Now, the conservatory is back up and running, better than ever.