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Last year, we reintroduced the Friday Night Project, a free football club for local residents in collaboration with Inspired Sport, at a new venue to engage young people in our community. The initiative offers free sessions every Friday for 11-17 year-olds, divided into younger and older groups.

Last week, five of our young residents participated in a work experience week at Blake Morgan Solicitors. 

For many, the news from the last week may cause distress and fear. You are not alone, there are a number of support options available. 

Have you been contacted to make a disrepair claim or been asked whether you have outstanding repairs done by someone other than your landlord?

In April 2022, the Housing Ombudsman introduced a new Complaint Handling Code. As of April 2024, this code became statutory, meaning landlords must legally adhere to its requirements. All landlords must self-assess and publish their compliance with the code annually.

July marks Disability Pride Month, and we’re celebrating our impactful partnership with Talkback, a local autism and learning disability charity. Thanks to our long-term collaboration, we've expanded our efforts from offering work experience to providing paid fixed-term employment opportunities.

Our Summer Issue of Residents News has landed and is packed with the latest news and important information.

At Fairhive, we take pride in contributing to developing new rural housing. We operate across a geography of many more villages and market towns than large towns or cities, making it crucial for us to support the vitality of these smaller communities.

We understand that expenses for new uniforms and other activities can quickly add up with membership fees and other necessary equipment. That's where our Springboard Grants come in to help lighten the load.

Each summer, we organise several free, fun activities for our younger residents to enjoy over the holidays. This year, we have a few family days on offer across the end of July and early August*.

This week we returned to the Stoke Mandeville Stadium for Bucks Skills Hub’s Confident Futures Show 2024! This annual careers event offers a welcoming and inclusive opportunity for young people and career seekers with special educational needs and disabilities or those facing barriers to entering the workforce.

Volunteering plays an essential role in shaping our services. Our Resident Volunteers influence positive change and make a big difference for other community residents and members.