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Hotpoint and Indesit washing machine recall
If you have a Hotpoint or Indesit washing machine, it's important you check whether it's a model with a known fault.
Supporting the community through the Coronavirus lockdown
Since the start of the Coronavirus lockdown, The Hub at Mulberry Park has had to close its doors to protect public health. But while classes and meetings have been temporarily suspended, the Hub’s team have quickly adapted to the new ‘normal’ and found other ways to support the communities of Mulberry Park, Foxhill and the wider Combe Down.
You said... we did - April 2020
Thanks to every Curo customer who has given us suggestions, ideas and feedback. We do take notice of your feedback and make changes for the better. Here's the latest look at some of the things you've said, and what we've done as a result:
Kids' activities for the lockdown
We may be stuck indoors, but there's lots to do with the family. We've pulled together some of our favourite resources, ideas and guides:
Our construction sites are closing Friday 27th March
While the government guidance issued 23rd March is specifically allowing construction works to carry on, we’ve taken the decision to temporarily close all our sites as of Friday 27th March. We’re doing this to protect our colleagues, contractors and the wider communities against the spread of COVID-19.
Homelessness stories: Dan
Dan was on the street, sleeping in a tent. When the little he had left was stolen he came to Curo and was provided with a safe place to live with the support he needed to get his life back together.
Homelessness stories: Christian
Curo provides support and a safe place to live for people across the West of England, including in Weston-Super-Mare. Christian is living at one of our properties in the town and wrote this poem about his struggles with his wellbeing, and his optimism for the future. Now at college, Christian has secured a place on a degree course in event-management at Bristol University, so the future's looking bright.
Homelessness stories: Izzie
Izzie describes how she came to the Curo Bath Foyer, having nowhere to go. The support she received there led to her getting a mental health diagnosis and professional help, transforming her relationship with her parents. Izzie now works for Curo, having joined us through our Work Wise scheme on an accredited work placement.