CDHA Announcements
Cost of Living Crisis - Debt & Fuel Support
Our Welfare Rights & Money Advice Team have been working hard to increase support to help tenants during the Cost-of-Living Crisis.
Are you worried about Debt?
Business Plan 2024-2027 Consultation
The Association is conducting a consultation on our Business Plan for 2024-2027. The health and safety of our tenants are at the heart of everything we do, and we want to hear about your priorities which will be reflected in our new Business Plan so that our tenant's desires are embedded in the work that we plan over the next three-year period.
The questions in the consultation are linked to where we see the organisation going and we want to gauge whether we have got that right.
Summer Newsletter
Please find our Summer Newsletter. This issue contains information on the following:
Hedge Trimming
Due to the high level of calls, we may not be able to call you back about the hedge trimming schedule. Nurture has been instructed to cut hedges over the next 6 weeks and will get to each garden as soon as they can.
Thanks,
CDHA
Spring Newsletter
Please find our Spring Newsletter. This issue contains information on the following:
Housing Officer Patches
Listed below is the name of the Officer, their email address, and the streets they will be responsible for. You can contact them about your rent and any tenancy matters you wish to raise with them.
Winter Newsletter and Guide to Condensation & Mould
Please find our Winter Newsletter. This issue contains information on the following:
Rent Consultation 2023-24
The Association is conducting our annual rent consultation to seek our tenant's views on proposals for the 2023/24 rent charge.
If you are a CDHA tenant, you will receive the rent consultation survey by email or in the post. Your views are important to us, and we would appreciate it if you could return the survey by Friday 13th January.
Changes to Phone Line Options
We have recently updated the options on our office phone number. Please see below for our new updated options:
Keep your home free from damp and mould
Damp can cause mould on walls and furniture and make window frames rot. Damp and cold housing encourages the growth of mould and mites. Some damp is caused by condensation.
The attached leaflet explains how condensation forms and how you can keep it to a minimum, so reducing the risk of dampness and mould growth.