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Introduction
Welcome to Hexagon Housing and your new Hexagon home.
We have produced this Handbook to give you as much useful information as possible about your home, your tenancy, and about Hexagon and our services. So whether you are new to Hexagon, or an existing Hexagon tenant moving to a new home, we hope you find the Handbook useful. If you can’t find what you are looking for, or need more detailed information, then please contact our Customer Services Centre on 020 8778 6699.
Some facts about Hexagon Hexagon Housing Hexagon Housing was formed in 1990, but our origins go back to the 1960s. We have around 3000 houses and flats in south-east London. Most of our homes are self-contained homes for single people or families, and we also have special housing for people with extra support needs. A number of our homes are specially built or adapted for people with a disability. About 300 of our homes are managed on our behalf by housing co-operatives – where the residents manage the homes and tenancies themselves – and by other housing groups.
Our Aim
We aim to meet housing and care needs in south east London, to assist with economic and social regeneration. Our offices are in Sydenham SE26, and we aim to provide Hexagon tenants with a high level of service through a telephone Customer Service Centre and, when necessary, a home visiting service.
The Board of Management
Overall control of Hexagon is with the ‘Board of Management’. This is a group of up to 15 volunteers from all sections of the
community and includes some ‘specialists’ (accountants for example), as well as up to 5 members who are Hexagon tenants
themselves. The Board meets regularly during the year and reports to members of the Association once a year at an Annual General Meeting. This meeting also elects the Board members.
The Staff
Hexagon employs around 230 staff in our office and in our care homes. We are an equal opportunities employer and our aim is
that the workforce should reflect the communities where we work.
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