This week is national Volunteers’ Week, an annual celebration to recognise the contributions of volunteers across the UK. We are proud to be taking part and recognising the incredible work of our volunteers, who give their time to support Horton Housing. Our volunteers make a real difference, helping us deliver good quality housing and support services across […]
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative to educate about neurodiversity and neurological difference, challenge stereotypes, and celebrate the skills and experiences neurodivergent people bring to the table. To mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Horton Housing colleagues Isabelle Kershaw-Halliwell and Louise Bell have reflected on their own experiences of neurodivergence, and highlighted the positive impacts of
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Kirsten Forsyth joined Horton Housing in 2011 as our very first apprentice. She has continued to grow and take on new responsibilities, progressing into a management position and recently becoming our Rents Team Leader. Here is her story: My journey finding Horton Housing is a bit different. I had just turned 18 and was looking
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November 19th is International Men’s Day, a global awareness event which intends to recognise men’s positive contributions while shining a light on issues facing men and boys, such as mental health challenges and stigma, suicide, and homelessness. This year, Horton Housing is using ‘Movember’ and International Men’s Day to facilitate conversations and break down stigma
How Are We Responding to Awaab’s Law? Awaab’s Law is an important piece of legislation in the world of social housing which comes into effect on 27 October 2025. It will make social housing safer for everyone by ensuring that emergency hazards are responded to within shorter timeframes. What is Awaab’s Law? Awaab’s Law is
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