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Holiday breaks are an exciting time for young children, but it can be a challenging time for parents who can't afford to send their kids to clubs for 6 weeks. There are however plenty of fun and budge

If you receive a letter called a Universal Credit Migration Notice with a deadline on it, you’ll have to apply for Universal Credit as your legacy benefits will be stopping. If the letter doesnâ€

A Resident’s story - Rent arrears Many individuals and families are struggling with rent arrears and financial difficulties, especially in the current economic climate. Take the case of a single mo

This March, Heather Thomas stepped down as Chair of ccha after serving her two terms in the position. In her stead, we welcome Maureen Adams who joined us on the Board in January 2024 and officially t

I became a Board member of ccha in 2017 and became the Chair in 2019, and this March, I stepped down as Chair having now reached the end of my two terms. One of my first key decisions when I starte

Make sure you have your say! As you may know, there are upcoming May elections and the next General Election. To vote in these elections, you now need a Photo ID. Don’t let a lack of photo ID stop

We know getting a hold of us during busy times can be frustrating so we’ve had a look at when this might be so you can pick when best works for you.   Our Customer Service Advisors are on hand

A Resident's story It can be challenging to manage money when the unexpected happens, whether due to the cost of living, loss of work, someone passing away or if your health declines. But you aren’

The Housing Ombudsman is inviting our residents to apply to join its Resident Panel and contribute to its work to improve residents’ lives through ccha’s services. As a panel member, you will

Every year, millions of pounds go unclaimed in Married Tax Allowance. Could you be entitled to backdated money? If you are married or in a civil partnership and one of you does not earn enough to p