Our extra care housing scheme for people who have personal and social care needs that cannot be met in their own home.
Our state of the art new housing complex Ewart House, won the coveted accolade Best New Place to Live in London in the 2010 London Planning Awards run by Mayor of London, Boris Johnson.
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HCHA have six sheltered housing schemes, five are in Harrow and one is in Hounslow. All of these schemes are designed for people aged 60 or over. In sheltered housing you have your own bedsit, self contained flat or bungalow, living alongside other mature people.
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HCHA is tackling the housing shortage in this target group by working in partnership with Harrow Council to provide a new shared housing service that specifically increases the supply of affordable housing for those who are currently either in bed and breakfast accommodation or are rough-sleepers.
Find out more hereHCHA is a small, innovative and growing housing association providing housing for people in West London and the South East. We specialise in providing high quality lifetime homes for older people and in offering much needed affordable housing for others when opportunities arise. We provide:
Our Values
We started out in 1964 and were set up by members of local churches who got together to do something practical to change the living conditions of elderly people in Harrow. That ethos continues to drive our social mission and values today. We are proud of our past and we aim to continue to provide more homes for more people in the future. We may be small but HCHA is an ambitious organisation that is also strongly committed to delivering the best value for money for both tenants and the public purse.
Ewart House Extra Care scheme in Harrow has 47 independent flats. Tenants are aged over 55, most are living with pre-existing health conditions, and they are supported by staff onsite from HCHA’s Housing Team and the Hales Group Care Team. We are especially proud of the collaborative partnership between the two organisations that has greatly…
The NHS Test and Trace Support Payment Scheme which is administered by local Councils is now open. It pays £500 in financial support to people on low incomes who have been contacted by NHS Test and Trace, if they lose money from employment while self-isolating. In exceptional circumstances, you may still be able to receive…
On 2nd September 2020, HCHA launches a new Complaints Policy and Procedure. You can find the Complaints Procedure on our website under the Policies for Tenants section, or read the full Complaints Policy and Procedure here You can comment or complain to us however you wish. You can: Email us at info@HCHA.org.uk; Talk to one of our staff…
HCHA Chief Executive, Christopher Holley and our Board wish to say a huge thank you to the many individuals, volunteers and organisations who have worked tirelessly and selflessly to support our elderly and vulnerable tenants in these challenging and unprecedented times of the Covid-19 pandemic. We wanted to especially recognise the outstanding support our tenants…
During times when many people living in flats do not have access to garden space, some of our Stanmore tenants get to sit in a garden, enjoy a walk in a wildflower meadow or woodland. Or if isolating, can look out on this lovely sight.
We are asking everyone who comes to our properties, the people who live there and our staff to maintain 2m distance from everyone who is not part of their household. You can ask our staff how this will work if you have an emergency repair, or ask us general questions about the guidance that Government…
On behalf of the HCHA Board of Management and our CEO Christopher Holley, we wish to say a huge thank you to the many people in the community who have helped our vulnerable tenants. We greatly appreciate the work of so many individuals, volunteers and organisations who have worked tirelessly and selflessly to support our…
