Adult learners celebrate achievement in Dundee
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Hillcrest joins the ranks of companies signing the Armed Forces Covenant
Posted: 16th November 2018Hillcrest has become the latest organisation to sign the UK Armed Forces Covenant – a commitment to support the Armed Forces community wherever and whenever possible. We join more than 3000 UK organisations who have now put pen to paper, pledging to do their part. The document signing took place…
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Hillcrest’s Gift Aid initiative is the gift that keeps on giving
Posted: 16th November 2018The Hillcrest Group of Companies has distributed over £700k of funding to set up services and projects that benefit people and communities across Scotland. Our Gift Aid initiative has supported 109 projects and activities with grant funding of £706,696 since the scheme launched in 2013. Hillcrest’s fundraising and grants officer Clare McNally…
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Tenants’ report 2017/18
Posted: 15th November 2018Read our tenants’ report! This report provides our tenants and customers with information about how we performed against the Scottish Government’s Social Housing Charter in 2017/18. The tenants’ report has been developed in close consultation with tenants and contains a summary of key information from our annual report on…
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HEAT scoops top award for their fight against fuel poverty
Posted: 6th November 2018Hillcrest’s Energy Advice Team (HEAT), which aims to reduce fuel poverty and keep tenants warm over winter were delighted to scoop a top industry award. HEAT were nominated for the Margaret Blackwood Excellence in Housing Innovation Award in recognition of the support they offer tenants who are struggling to pay…
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Adult learners celebrate achievement in Dundee
Posted: 1st November 2018(from left) Iona Summerton, Gowrie Care project worker; Stewart MacKay, Gowrie Care client; Douglas Knight, Gowrie Care client; Terri Coutts, Gowrie Care client; Amy Browne, Lead Scotland learning coordinator; Janet McBean, Gowrie Care client and Niamh Kelly, Gowrie Care project worker Five Dundonians aged between 36 and 60 proved you…
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