Homes for Good
Curo is proud to announce that it has been awarded LGBTQ+ Pledge Pioneer status by Stonewall Housing. It confirms that Curo continues to strengthen its commitment to serve LGBTQ+ customers and has a plan to bring the community’s voices to the fore in the design of services.
A customer has shared heartfelt praise for one of our colleagues in our Customer Accounts team, Debbie, whose support through the Passport to Housing service has made a lasting impact.
We’re very proud to be involved in a project that recently featured on the One Show. Kevin Duala from the popular BBC1 programme dropped by as we donated Chromebooks and monitors to local re-use charity Donate IT. They work across the south west, saving old IT from the scrapheap and putting devices in the hands of those in most need.
Its judgement is based on an inspection carried out over several months earlier this year. The Regulator of Social Housing looked at all aspects of the organisation and the services we provide to customers. The report provides a rigorous and independent overview of our strengths and areas for improvement.
Residents at The Green in Odd Down, Bath, came together on the afternoon of Friday 18 August, for a heartwarming gathering and a cup of tea to celebrate the transformation of their shared outdoor space, made possible by a £250 Curo Community Grant.
Local councillors pledge to work across party lines in UK first
This weekend, Curo proudly joined the vibrant celebrations at Bristol Pride, standing in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community and championing inclusion for all. Colleagues from our LGBTQ+ Inclusive Group took part in the city’s colourful Pride march and welcomed visitors to our dedicated stand on The Downs.
Resident Abs Clements shares how Curo’s Independent Living Service - and the support of her Independent Living Support Worker - has made a real difference in her life.
Ignoring money worries won’t make them go away - and the longer you wait, the harder it can be to fix. Missed payments can lead to late fees, a lower credit score, or even legal trouble. But there’s good news: you don’t have to face it alone.
We joined residents at Hawthorn Court in Keynsham as they came together to mark VE Day with music, stories and scones – thanks to a special funding pot for community events.
