News

Nearly 300 people joined Golding Vision, the community arm of local housing provider Golding Homes, for its annual Access for All event on Saturday 2 September at Market Hall, Maidstone.

Alex, our Residential and Commercial Lettings Officer, swapped his shirt and tie for trainers and sweatbands on Sunday when he took part in the Tough Mudder challenge. 

Golding Homes was delighted to win an Excellence Award in the Excellent Partnership category for our Disability Eddie project at the Kent Housing Group (KHG) Awards 2017. 

Earlier this year we awarded Kent Disability Football League (KDFL) a Community Chest Fund of £1,000 to help towards their venue costs.  This allows disabled football leagues across Kent to access the tournaments that take place from September – May.

Golding Homes has introduced a new way for our customers to pay their rent within the comfort of their own home.

A free activity and information event, which supports the health and wellbeing of people with disabilities, returns to Maidstone on Saturday 2 September from 10am -1pm at the Market Hall, Lockmeadow.

A few months ago one of our properties was raided by the Police as they believed class “A” drugs were being used and dealt. This followed information given to them from neighbours and intelligence they had gathered themselves. Click the image to find out more.

Our Teenage Parent Unit in Maidstone provides supported accommodation to young people who are pregnant or have young dependent children and supports them into independent living. Thanks to Youth Central, two of our residents were able to complete a BTEC in Peer Education. Rebecca and Charley tell us their story.

Come and join us for a free family fun day at Maidstone Market Hall, Lockmeadow on Saturday 2 September 2017 from 10-1pm.