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Four decades of diversity for Pine Court Housing Association
Pine Court Housing Association, part of The Sovini Group, is proudly celebrating 40 years of providing quality homes and inclusive services to diverse communities across the Liverpool City Region. Since its inception in 1986, Pine Court Housing Association has championed diversity and cultural cohesion across the Liverpool City Region. Today, it remains a cornerstone of multicultural housing, with 58% of its diverse community representing Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic bac
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From silence to solidarity: reflecting on the housing struggles of Bangladeshi elders in East London.
Blog written by: Aminur Rahman, BRAG (Bangla Research Advisory member), Amar Bari, Amar Jibon [my home, my life] research project (2022-2025) Four years ago, I was invited to join the Bangla Research Advisory Group (BRAG) on the three year Amar bari, amar jibon (My home, my life) research project funded by the Vivensa Foundation and conducted in partnership between The Open University, Bangla Housing Association and the Housing LIN. It has been an honour and a privilege. Ent
Apr 304 min read


AIHA and Adler Housing Ribbon Cutting for Affordable Homes in Gateshead
The reach of Agudas Israel Housing Association Ltd was extended further north in February with the inauguration of its first housing project in Gateshead. The new development, constructed by homebuilders Vistry, comprises 20 new large affordable family homes tailored for the Gateshead Jewish community, under a new partnership between Agudas Israel Housing Association (AIHA) and Adler Housing. The ribbon cutting ceremony was conducted by Mark Ferguson, MP for Gateshead Central
Mar 311 min read


Open letter urges action to address gaps in mental health support for Black and minoritised victim‑survivors
BME National are signatories to this letter to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. The letter is from a coalition of organisations, working across mental health, racial justice and violence against women and girls (VAWG) sectors, to call on you to take action to address the gaps in mental health support for Black and minoritised victim-survivors of VAWG. Below is the complete letter along with the other signatories.
Mar 311 min read
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