Croydon, Sutton, Bromley and Merton
Tracy Cullen, Chief Executive 020 8633 8727
As a community housing provider with over 1,400 homes, ccha are proud to deliver excellent homes and services to our customers and communities. As a smaller provider with big ambitions ccha recognise that the key to their success will be in effective partnership working. Being a member of the PlaceShapers network helps us to further develop positive partnerships, ensure that we maintain our community focus and effectively manage homes in a locally sensitive manner.
ccha has completed its latest development on Brighton Road in Purley. Millen Court offers 18 1–3-bedroom apartments, all featuring outdoor space, large windows, and contemporary designs, available for Shared Ownership and London Affordable Rent.
Read moreContinuing their pledge to provide more affordable homes, ccha have completed their first development in Bromley.
Read moreCCHA has completed its newest scheme, which will provide eight new homes in South Croydon.
Read moreCCHA’s latest development delivered under the GLA programme is completed and had its opening ceremony which took place on Monday.
Christmas is featuring more on our threads - and Christmas campaigns like this from @weareoctavia. Always an insight into what members are doing in their communities.🎄 https://t.co/VhjbDHEYXW
Help us help you - there's a week left to provide your input - help shape comms resources on retrofit which @NHC are developing in partnership with our friends at @tpasengland and @placeshapers >>> https://t.co/jFgwOXcrWA
❓What links this tree with Monday's @insidehousing #HousingCommunications conference? 🎄Regeneration by @BVTNews is one of the @placeshapers stories that I'll be telling with @emhgroupPritti in the #LevellingUp session. PS The tree's on Bourneville Green - a Brum landmark. https://t.co/veO3lbsa7g
“We know how difficult this winter will be and no individual or their family should be without a home during it." - @luhc .Our members were quick to join #NoEviction pledge led by @natfednews to keep people secure in their homes. https://t.co/CLWmlYDynn https://t.co/JbYTW4lFOi
Why reading Show Me The Bodies is something we should all do after #Grenfell. It "brilliantly brings what could have been a very dry and technical analysis constantly back into the context of the harrowing human cost of the decisions." - @RIBAJ Stocked by @Waterstones . https://t.co/YuYMhJ0uyg
“Awaab Ishak's death is a tragedy that should never have happened. We must ensure no family ever experiences this again.” First of 5 member sessions underway. ➡️What action are members taking? ➡️Communication with tenants. ➡️What more can we do? https://t.co/8CrBYNReLg
