News

We will shortly be running the first in our special 'Speak to Sue' sessions where you can call and have a chat with our new interim Chief Executive, Sue Chalkley.

The coronavirus pandemic is currently impacting many of our residents causing concern. Golding Homes are committed to supporting our residents if they have been affected by this situation.

A 24 hour helpline has been set up to support vulnerable people in Kent who need urgent help, supplies or medication.

If you are looking for work or need some employment advice our Workwise team is on hand to help you or someone you know.

While we are all following the Government’s guidance to stay indoors, it is also important to be more aware of potential fire risks within the home.

Following the Government’s latest guidance (23 March) we have made the decision to move to delivering essential only services, including repairs, to protect our customers and colleagues

Last month the Regulator for Social Housing issued a notice to Golding Homes having found we had breached the Home Standard. Since referring this matter to the regulator, we have been working hard on progressing our action plan to make sure residents’ homes are safe.

We have received reports of people knocking on doors offering to collect shopping and taking money from vulnerable residents, as well as individuals posing as coronavirus testers to gain access to properties. 

Given the changing situation with Coronavirus we want to update and reassure you with everything we are doing as an organisation to protect the wellbeing of our customers and colleagues.

Coronavirus is a global health threat and we want to ensure the wellbeing of our customers.