Keep up to date with all the latest news and events from believe housing.
believe housing is introducing a new, place‑based approach to awarding larger community grants, focusing investment where it can make the biggest difference for local people.
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The North East Housing Partnership (NEHP) has published a new prospectus setting out how social housing providers will work together to support long-term renewal across the region.
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Customers at believe housing are contributing to national research exploring the impact of moving into a social housing home.
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Anyone looking for work or training is invited to the Peterlee jobs fair in June 2026, a free event offering advice, opportunities and support from a range of organisations.
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Nik Welsh, Executive Director at believe housing, has been appointed chair of the Pride in Place Peterlee East board, supporting £20m of community‑led investment in the town.
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believe housing is working with Durham University on a research project exploring the barriers facing economically inactive people in County Durham, helping to inform future partnership action.
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Every Wednesday at Parkside Community Centre, Laura’s Ladies Club meets for a cuppa and a chat, creating a safe space for women experiencing mental health issues.
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The event is taking place on Thursday, 28 May 2026 at believe housing, Coast House, Spectrum Business Park, Seaham, SR7 7TT.
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believe housing has renewed its support for Hiyed CIC with £10,000 to help jobseekers in south-west County Durham access employment, training and wellbeing support.
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A move to a new bungalow at Bishop Park has helped residents reconnect with old friends and build a supportive new community focused on independence and wellbeing.
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Local people are invited to share their views on early proposals for up to 38 new affordable homes in Easington, with a consultation event taking place in Peterlee in June.
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Applications are now open for a bursary supporting people living in social housing with the cost of education, training and new opportunities, with awards of up to £500 available.
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