‘SCHA continues to be an absolutely crucial element in ensuring his continuing mental health stability and safety.’

‘SCHA continues to be an absolutely crucial element in ensuring his continuing mental health stability and safety.’

We recently received a letter from John and Claire, parents of ‘A’ – a Cranmore Court resident with complex, severe mental health disability. In the letter, they shared that before the SCHA intervened to provide safe and stable long-term housing, life was looking extremely bleak for their son. Dear SCHA, We are writing to you…

Fun and good times for SCHA residents

Fun and good times for SCHA residents

Creating opportunities for our residents to come together and enjoy themselves offers numerous benefits. These activities can help reduce social isolation, foster a sense of belonging within a caring community, and improve both mental and physical health. Below are some recent examples of activities at Phoenix House and Trinity Apartments. Valentine’s Day Love was in…

SCHA empowers residents to create positive change

SCHA empowers residents to create positive change

On Tuesday 22 April 2025, we launched our new Residents’ Scrutiny Panel (RSP), a unique initiative designed to give residents a stronger voice and influence decision-making at SCHA. The RSP brings together residents from six housing providers, allowing them to share ideas and learn about how each scheme manages their residents’ homes. As the panel…

Read issue two of our Residents’ Bulletin

Read issue two of our Residents’ Bulletin

Our spring 2025 Residents’ Bulletin is available now, giving you bite-sized news and information from across SCHA. In this issue, you can read about: You can view or download it here: If you have news you’d like to be considered for a future Resident’s Bulletin, please email articles and photos to administrator@scha.org.uk  Please note that Residents’…