News

We were so pleased to work with our partners at Autism Charity, Talkback UK, again and to be able to welcome Marcus this May.

We recognise that the rising cost of living continues to have a significant impact on everyone in our communities, and so we have been working alongside our welfare team to create the Cost of Living Toolkit Booklet which is available now. It is filled with practical advice, tools, and activities, including a separate cost-saving tracker that the family can print off and use.

It’s National Volunteers’ Week! Read more in our article about what we have been doing to shine a light on the contribution of our volunteers.

We know many of our residents are budding gardeners who keep their outside space looking fantastic. The Great Gardens competition is a great chance to get recognised for the work and effort you put into your outside space all year round.

We’ve been getting involved with Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW), a national campaign that takes place each year in May, as a chance to raise awareness for this year’s theme which was anxiety. 

You may notice our website looks different; changes to the colours, and improved navigation and search functionality, with further improvements to come later in the year.

Our Spring Issue of Residents News has landed and is full of the latest information from us.

Read our article on our recent work with Northhamptonshire Fire Services to enable a fire training exercise to be carried out in one of our bulidings. 

It has been a year since we became a Community Benefit Society and launched our new identity as Fairhive Homes. 

We're proud to announce we've earned Level 3 Disability Confident Leader accreditation.

Every year, we have the opportunity to give back to our residents and the wider community through our Thriving Communities Fund (TCF). Read more about the grants we have available and hear from some of those who have benefited in the last year.

We visited Aylesbury High School last week to deliver an interactive presentation with our caretakers to show the students how they can make animal habitats from recycled materials.