Read issue four of our Residents’ Bulletin

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…

In December 2024, several Phoenix House residents took part in a survey which provided a view of the issues they are most concerned about. SCHA will use the results and comments to help shape future strategic and operational planning. A report containing the key survey results can be downloaded or viewed here:

Catherine Kevis has been appointed as SCHA’s new CEO. Catherine, who has worked in Supported Housing for regional and national providers is succeeding Gurdev Singh who left the Association at the end of September. Catherine says: “I am delighted to join SCHA and look forward to working with staff and residents to keep on building…

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’…

This is the first of three triannual bulletins to keep you informed of news, activities and updates across SCHA. We will also tell you about local news from relevant organisations. In this issue you can read about: View or download it here: Can you help shape future Residents’ Bulletins? If you have a story to…

Landlords’ responsibilities Recent reforms have strengthened legal duties around damp and mould. Under Awaab’s Law, landlords must act promptly when issues are reported, with strict timescales for investigation and repair. Failure to comply can lead to enforcement action and serious health risks for residents. What residents can do While landlords have clear obligations, residents can help…