Residents of south Lewisham landlord, Phoenix Community Housing are being asked to vote on the community projects they want to see receive a share of £100,000 thanks to the Community Chest fund.
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Location:
Lewisham
Key contact:
Chief Executive, Jim Ripley
Contact:
020 3121 0208, marie.porter@phoenixch.org.uk (PA)
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| Homes managed | Homes to be built to 2022/23 |
|---|---|
| 6259 | 94 |
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Our vision is "To work together to build a better future for our Phoenix community" and we support a range of local community initiatives to improve the environment and quality of life for all residents. One of the ways that we do this is through our award-winning Community Chest.
The chest offers up to £100,000 of funding every year, to groups and individuals with ideas for projects that will make a difference to the lives of Phoenix residents.To date, over 5,000 people have benefited from projects that have received a share of £300,000.
In 2013 Phoenix moved to a new building called The Green Man.
This is right at the heart of the homes we own and manage and is much more than our headquarters. It offers a range of community facilities to breathe new life into the area we serve, including the Lewisham Training Kitchen, a branch of the Lewisham Plus Credit Union and a cafe.
Our employment and training programme, Roots into Work, has supported hundreds of residents and local people to take the next steps into work or training and includes a weekly job club, 1-2-1 support and access to free training.
Why we joined PlaceShapers
“We’re excited to join a group of housing associations that share our belief that landlords can – and should – play a role in changing lives and driving community regeneration. We want to learn from others' experiences and be part of that collective voice.”
