Caledonia Group is committed to ensuring the health & safety of our tenants by preventing wherever possible the occurrence of condensation, dampness & mould in the homes we provide.
If you are experiencing damp, mould or condensation in your home please report this to us as soon as possible. The Association will respond to instances of condensation, dampness & mould promptly and with compassion to limit its impact on your enjoyment of your home.
We will focus on identifying and tackling the root cause of the problem and work towards preventing it from reoccurring.
Visit our web page to get support and information for the occurrence of condensation, dampness or mould within your property.
We’ve published our first Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report – showing how Caledonia is making a positive difference for people, communities, and the planet.
From improving the energy efficiency of homes to supporting tenants through partnerships and investing in communities, the report highlights the progress we’re making to create safe, sustainable, and affordable places to live.
Find out more about what we’ve achieved and how we’re working towards a greener, fairer future for everyone.
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Scottish Social Housing Charter Report 2023-24
Each year we report to tenants and other stakeholders on our performance in delivering the Outcomes and Standards detailed in the Scottish Social Housing Charter. The Scottish Government’s Social Housing Charter came into force in April 2012. The Charter sets out the standards and outcomes that tenants can expect from social landlords, in terms of the quality and value for money of the services they receive, the standard of their homes, and opportunities for communication and participation in the decisions that affect them.
There are 15 Charter Outcomes, though not all apply to Housing Associations, and the Scottish Housing Regulator will monitor, assess and report on landlords’ performance against the Charter. Social landlords are also required to self assess their performance and progress in achieving the Charter standards and outcomes and report this assessment to their tenants.
This years’ report shows Caledonia Housing Association tenants and stakeholders how we performed against the outcomes set by the Scottish Housing Regulator. We also highlight our customer satisfaction feedback and areas of success and planned improvements.