Get involved

Felthorpe resident Jordan Dack tells you why he likes to get involved Wherry sees people and partnerships as being at the heart of everything we do. We believe that by involving residents in activities relating to their home and communities we can improve people’s life chances and quality of life.

Our overall aim for Wherry Housing Association is to continually improve the quality and value of everything we do. We want to be recognised as the landlord of choice for East Anglia and to be rated amongst the very best performing landlords in the country.

We are therefore committed to ensure that all residents have an opportunity to get involved putting you at the heart of the Association. By listening to you we can carry on doing the things that work and get to grips with the areas that need improving. Your involvement is essential in ensuring that our services continue to meet your needs.

We have a vast menu of opportunities available for you to get involved with, whether it be from your own home, attending an event at your scheme or joining fellow neighbours and staff at panel groups.

If you would like to discuss Resident Involvement in further detail please contact the team on 01603 703500 or 0800 694 0165 or click on the link to email us at wherryinvolvement@circle.org.uk

Want to give us your feedback?

Whether you want to let us know about your experiences, or simply want more information on something, you can send all your feedback straight to us through the Contact Us section of our website.

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Roughton resident Astra Wright tells you why she gets involved

Community Events in your Neighbourhood

Community events are a great opportunity for you to meet your fellow neighbours and officers from Wherry

We are currently organising events for 2011. We will update the website with more information on these events as and when they are confirmed.

If you have any ideas surrounding what kind of Community Events you want to see in your area please complete our suggestion form on our Community Events page.

Estate Inspections

Estate inspections are usually carried out by either our Neighbourhood Officers or Community Wardens. You can find out more information, and the details of the next inspection where you live, on our Estate Inspections page.

You can also train to be a Resident Estate Inspector. For details of up and coming course dates please visit our Resident Training page.