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Cheltenham Housing Aid Centre

We are a small independent charity in Cheltenham providing housing advice to people in need.

Mary was asked to comment on Cheltenham Borough Council, Gloucester City Council and Tewkesbury Borough Council's Strategic and Local plan (SLP). Thank yoCheltenham Borough Counciluncil for approaching us for our comments. ... See MoreSee Less
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Another successful meeting with our advisory group. We now have a name for our group - Positive Links! We discussed a range of topics including looking at future developments of Cheltenham Housing Aid Centre. The group is made up of people who have previously used our service and they have a lot of ideas around housing and homelessness in Cheltenham. We would like to thank Rebekah Kubista from Hallowed Grounds Coffee who kindly hosts our groups. They are based at Cambray Baptist Church. They have lovely coffee and the most delicious cakes. We would highly recommend if you are in the area. ☕🍰 ... See MoreSee Less
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We spent the day at Housing Matters celebrating their 60th birthday - what an amazing achievement! The guest speakers provided insight into the work of Housing Matters and the difference they are making in Bristol. We then had the opportunity to discuss the challenges of housing and homelessness in Bristol and how agencies can work together to try and resolve the housing crisis.Thank you Alice Tibbert for the invite and for hosting a great event that was inspiring and motivational (and the cake was delicious)🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
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A big thank you to the 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust for their generous donation. This will enable us to continue to provide housing advice to vulnerable people in Cheltenham. ... See MoreSee Less
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A massive thank you to the newly formed CHAC steering group who met for the first time today at Cambray Baptist Church in Cheltenham. The group are all former users of CHAC’s service and will help shape and influence our future. A big thanks must also go to Wayne our loyal volunteer for his contribution and to Sue for her excellent note taking skills. The group will be meeting again soon and have already come up with lots of ideas moving forward. Thanks to our hosts Rebecca and all at Cambray – the coffee was excellent! Watch this space to see the group progress and develop. What a fun day! 😀 ... See MoreSee Less
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Vacancy for Chairperson 2024

Position: Chairperson Location: Cheltenham, United Kingdom Type: Volunteer/Part-time approximately 2-6 hours a month About Us: Cheltenham Housing Aid is a dedicated housing charity committed to providing essential services and support to those in need. We aim to improve housing conditions and ensure everyone can access safe, affordable housing. We seek a highly experienced and motivated individual to join … Read more

CHAC in Numbers 2019

While the latest figures reveal that homelessness continues to rise across the UK, here at Cheltenham Housing Aid Centre (CHAC) is celebrating a successful year helping vulnerable people with housing issues across the town. For the past 30 years, as an independent charity we have provided free advice and support to members of the community, … Read more
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Be in with a chance to win £25,000!

CHAC have joined the brand new Cheltenham Lottery! Cheltenham Lottery is an exciting weekly lottery that raises money for good causes (including us) in Cheltenham. All good causes supported by the lottery will benefit Cheltenham and its residents. Play the lottery, support Cheltenham – it’s that simple! Tickets for the lottery cost just £1 per … Read more
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Cheltenham charity hits thirty years of helping homeless

Cheltenham Housing Aid Centre looks for corporate partners in its thirtieth year As a leading independent local charity, Cheltenham Housing Aid Centre, is celebrating its thirty-year anniversary and calling for businesses to further support our work in helping the local housing crisis. Amidst recent reports that one homeless person dies, on average, every 19 hours … Read more