Christmas Hamper Success
Cadwyn Housing Association would like to say thank you to our partners for donating over £1,000 towards our Christmas hamper campaign.
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Cadwyn Regulation
Cadwyn Housing Association are proud to announce we have achieved the highest grade of a ‘pass’ from the Welsh Governments Regulatory assessment.
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White Ribbon Day 2016
Cadwyn Housing Association are supporting White Ribbon Day 2016, this campaign is inspired by The White Ribbon Pledge led by men to stop domestic violence.
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Realise Your Potential shortlisted for Chartered Institute of Housing Cymru Award
Cadwyn Housing Association’s Realise Your Potential – a free service that helps people find employment has been nominated for the Chartered Institute of Housing Cymru Member’s Choice Award.
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Introducing our new Head of Housing Services
Richard Vaughan who was previously our Business Improvement Manager has recently been appointed as our new Head of Housing Services.
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Together We Can – Small Grants Fund For Tenants
We are seeking applications from individuals and groups for our ‘Together We Can’ small grants fund worth up to £150.
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Cadwyn Development Announcement, 97-103 Newport Road
We are happy to announce that we’ve received Welsh Government approval to build 48 one and two bedroom apartments at 97-103 Newport Road.
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Walk a Mile In Her Shoes Success – Men Campaign Against Domestic Violence
On Friday 7th October men from Cadwyn, Cardiff Council and many other organisations walked a mile in high heels around the streets of Cardiff as part of the ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ campaign.
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Walk a Mile in Her Shoes – Domestic Violence Awareness Walk
Cadwyn Housing Association are asking men to join us along with Assembly Ministers and Councillors in taking part in the 2016 Walk a Mile in Her Shoes campaign
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Cadwyn Calls for Protection of Vital Supporting People Funding
Cadwyn Housing Association is backing the ‘Let’s Keep on Supporting People’ campaign to shine the spotlight on the importance of the Welsh Government’s Supporting People (SP) Programme which supports 60,000 vulnerable people in Wales every year.
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