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providing better homes, communities and housing services

At believe housing, we build and provide homes to suit a range of needs and put people at the heart of everything we do to deliver better communities and services.

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Feeling the pinch from rising energy bills?

This Talk Money Week, discover quick, low-cost ways to save energy and keep more money in your pocket—small changes really can make a big difference. Chat with our friendly Money Matters team today for free, confidential support and practical tips.

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Have your say

believe housing is currently consulting on our draft Tree Policy to ensure it’s clear, easy to understand, and reflects the needs of our community. We value your input and would love to hear your thoughts.

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DIY guides

Take a look at our range of self-help videos showing you how to carry out simple home housing repairs yourself.

DIY Guides
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Preventing damp and mould

Worried about damp or mould in your home? Learn how to spot the signs early and take action to protect your space.

To find out more about damp and mould please visit the link below.

tips to prevent damp and mould
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Want to make a real difference in County Durham?

Apply for our believe housing community grants and bring your ideas to life, whether you're boosting well-being, supporting families, or tackling inequalities.

We’re funding local groups that improve lives and strengthen communities, if your project fits one of our key themes, apply today.

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Stop Social Housing Stigma survey

In 2017 meetings held by the then Housing Minister, tenants said they felt they were treated as second class citizens because they live in social housing.

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new wellbeing garden opens at county durham school

Pupils at a County Durham school are now enjoying a new outdoor wellbeing garden, designed to support learning, play and mental wellbeing.