Homes for Good
Congratulations to Nanda Walsh of Widcombe in Bath who has won an iPad in our latest MyCuro prize draw. MyCuro is Curo’s secure customer service portal, where tenants can access their Curo account at a time that suits them as it’s open 24 hours a day. Tenants are now also able to see their rent statements online, instead of getting them through the post. We asked Nanda h…
Curo’s housebuilding team have joined the ‘Wear it Pink’ campaign on Friday 18 October, to support Breast Cancer Now’s annual fundraising event.
Great news! Curo tenants can now view their account statements online on MyCuro, our secure customer portal. If you'd like to view your statement right now, just log in and head to the 'Money' section.
One of the many people to have benefited from a stay at Curo's Wellbeing House is 'Sarah'. Sarah was referred to the Wellbeing House through the NHS, having been in hospital on a number of occasions through periods of poor mental health.
340 new affordable homes will be built in the West of England thanks to a commitment from local housing association Curo to invest £25m of government funding in the region. A Strategic Partnership agreement between Homes England and Bath-based Curo has been agreed, with support from the West of England Combined Authority, which is working with partners to build more much-needed affordable homes, more quickly.
30-year old Teri Densley was finally able to get on the property ladder in her home village thanks to Shared Ownership homes built by Curo at Highbury Fields, in Clutton. Teri, who works in admin for a finance company, was living with her parents in Clutton so she could save up for a deposit. Teri says: "Buying a house in Clutton would probably have been impossible. I've looked for years - Shared Ownership was the only way I could do it. It was fantastic that they started building here."
