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Caledonia Housing Association (CHA) has been recognised by Best Companies in not just one but two significant employee engagement categories.

Caledonia Housing Association (CHA) welcomed Housing Minister Paul McLennan MSP to Perthshire this week to showcase its £6.1m development of over 40 homes, now fully occupied, in Guildtown, Perthshire, which benefitted from £2.7m Scottish Government funding.

Construction has started on the development of nine new homes at Berryknowe Avenue, Chryston, North Lanarkshire.

The affordable homes are being constructed by Morris & Spottiswood and include a bungalow and eight two-storey houses, helping provide much needed high quality, affordable housing to the area.

Caledonia Housing Association, one of Scotland’s largest registered social landlords, announces a number of Management Board changes following its Annual General Meeting this week.

Caledonia Housing Association Chief Executive, Julie Cosgrove, features in the latest edition of The Courier Business Magazine.

Caledonia Housing Association (CHA) has secured over £40,000 from the Social Housing Fuel Support Fund to expand its energy efficiency advice to over 6,000 homes across Scotland.

Caledonia Housing Association has published its first Climate and Sustainability Strategy which sets out how it will tackle climate change and meet the Scottish Government’s net-zero target by 2045.

Caledonia Housing Association had good news the other day as its regeneration programme which is providing 204 new build, high quality homes for Bellsmyre was shortlisted for two of the Planning Awards 2023’s placemaking categories – their ‘Award for best Housing Scheme (fewer than 500 homes)’ and their ‘Award for Regeneration’.

Caledonia Housing Association’s tenants in Perth have been marking their first year as Digital Champions.

With support from Caledonia staff, 34 tenants from Bowerswell retirement scheme applied for and secured over £3,000 of funding from Connecting Scotland and Perth & Kinross Council which allowed the group to purchase equipment including smart devices, a TV, and a camera and microphone to hold online meetings.

Caledonia Housing Association (CHA) has named a new Perth development after the son of the previous landowner. The Crieff Road development of high-quality affordable homes will be known as Steven’s Place in memory of the son of Carol and David (Dave) Scott, a former councillor for Perth and Kinross and Depute Provost for the city. Steven died in 2003 following …

Caledonia Housing Association (CHA) has appointed Megan Crossan as Community Anchor, covering projects across Dundee, Perth, Angus, and Fife. The new role is jointly funded by CHA and The Gannochy Trust which funds charities, both in Perth and Kinross and across Scotland, and provides nearly 300 high quality affordable homes in Perth. As Community Anchor, Megan will support older people …