Somer Housing Group
Somer Housing Group is a group
of housing associations in the South West of England. We are
bringing together all our members into one stronger organisation -
find out more at
Forward Together.
Our members
are:
Latest news
In January Somer Housing Group’s new Executive team was completed with the arrival of Donna Baddeley and Dominic Lynch who have joined Louise Swain, the first Executive Director to be appointed to the new team last autumn.
Somer Housing Group is committed to providing excellent services to all our customers. If things go wrong, we need our customers to let us know and give us an opportunity to put things right.
Residents and staff of Somer’s Older Persons’ service have been celebrating a high level of success in a recent inspection of our service by Adult Social Care Commissioners in Bath & North East Somerset.
This area explains more about how we develop affordable homes
and the New Build HomeBuy scheme.
Procurement has been centralised since July 2006 and great
strides have already been made in cross-functional working
throughout the Group. Members have established strong collaborative
working practices that have resulted in the production of joint
specifications for contracts. This has produced larger volumes,
which deliver better pricing and improved service and quality
standards.
Somer Housing Group provides a range of support services to its
members, including fundraising and procurement. Find out more about
the Group's role here.
On this site, you can also see our latest news and
job vacancies. The 'About' section explains more about the Group
and you can download useful documents such as our profile and
annual report.
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Service status
» Latest
service updates.
Annual report
Read our annual report and financial statements
2010-11.
New Build HomeBuy
'We're really, really happy here. It's in Bath
where we wanted to purchase and it's a big apartment; we couldn't
be happier.'
Katie and Nick purchased a 50 per cent share
in a two-bedroom apartment at The Hexagon. They were desperate to
get on the housing ladder, but although they both work full-time,
they couldn't find any properties in Bath that they could afford to
buy.
Katie works as a staff nurse in the city and was therefore eligible
to apply for shared ownership properties at The Hexagon. This was
the solution they needed to own an affordable home in Bath.
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Find out more about buying a new home