‘The financial statements posted to the website today represent a detailed and full breakdown and rationalisation of the accounts of Auckland Home Solutions. They are fully audited, but qualified. This means that the starting point for the accounts, the closing position as at 31st March 2023, is not in a position to be certified as an …
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Welcome to our AHS Summer Newsletter 2025, packed with helpful tips and updates Read Our Newsletter Summer 2025
Welcome to our Winter Edition, Auckland Home Solutions (AHS) held its second Customer Engagement Panel meeting on Thursday 30th January 2025. Read Our Newsletter Winter 2025 Easy Read Version
Welcome to our Winter Edition, Auckland Home Solutions (AHS) held its second Customer Engagement Panel meeting on Thursday 30th January 2025. Read Our Newsletter Winter 2025
Auckland Homes Solutions CIC (AHS), a lease-based provider of specialist supported housing, has become an Independent Registered Provider after a de-merger from the Social Housing Family. AHS as a Registered Provider has been non-compliant for several years with the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) raising concerns on several areas. To assist AHS in improving, the …
Welcome to our Summer Edition, we have included lots of information for you which we hope you find useful and informative about the work we are doing and how these impact on you. Read Our Newsletter Summer 2024
Tpas are England’s leading tenant engagement experts and have been operating forover the last three decades. Tpas membership is made up of local tenants and landlordorganisations, covering 3 million homes. They also have a growing commercialmembership of contractors, subcontractors and affiliates. Auckland Home Solutions CIC have invested into Tpas, to benefit from the latesttenant involvement …
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Firstly, I hope you like our first newsletter. We would love to hear from you what you would like to see in future ones. Read Our Newsletter Spring 2024
Throughout 2022, staff and tenants have held several events at Eshwin Hall which they would like to share with everyone. Coffee mornings are held twice a year, one around Easter and one at the end of the summer. A foodie night is held each Wednesday, it cost £2 for a two-course meal, the tenants also …
Fire Safety
Basic Fire Safety Tips:
+ Test your smoke alarms monthly to make sure they are working.
+ Keep hallways, stairways, and exits clear of clutter.
+ Do not overload plug sockets or use damaged electrical cables.
+ Always switch off cooking appliances after use.
+ Never leave candles or open flames unattended.
When to Report to AHS:
+ If your smoke alarm is not working and replacing the battery does not help.
+ If you notice faulty wiring, burning smells, or sparking outlets.
+ If fire doors do not close properly or are damaged.
How We Can Help:
When you report a fire safety concern, our team will arrange an inspection and ensure that the necessary repairs or replacements are carried out promptly. We will work with you to make sure your home remains compliant with fire safety standards.
Closing:
Your safety is our priority. Following basic fire safety steps protects not only your home but also your neighbours. If you have any concerns, don’t wait — contact Auckland Home Solutions for support and guidance.
How to Deal with Damp & Mould in Your Home
Damp and mould are common issues in homes, but if left untreated, they can affect your health and damage your living space. At Auckland Home Solutions, we want to help you understand the causes of damp and mould, and what you can do before requesting a repair.
Causes of Damp & Mould:
+ Poor ventilation in rooms like kitchens or bathrooms.
+ Condensation from drying clothes indoors.
+ Leaks or damage to pipes, roofs, or windows.
Steps You Can Take:
+ Open windows regularly to allow fresh air to circulate.
+ Wipe away moisture from windows and walls.
+ Keep furniture slightly away from walls to improve airflow.
+ Avoid drying clothes directly on radiators.
When to Report to AHS:
+ If mould continues to return after cleaning.
+ If you see large patches of damp spreading on walls or ceilings.
+ If there is a leak you cannot stop.
How We Can Help:
When you report damp or mould, our repairs team will assess the property, identify the cause, and arrange the necessary repair work to resolve the issue safely.
Closing:
Your home should be safe, comfortable, and healthy. If you are worried about damp or mould, don’t wait — follow the steps above and contact us for further support.
