News

Today is International Volunteer Day, and to celebrate we’re sharing experiences from Golding staff who have taken part in our own volunteering scheme, Golding Giveback.

A new saving scheme has been set up which gives people on low incomes a 50% bonus on their savings. 

The Mayor of Maidstone, David Naghi, officially launched the 5000 Poppy Project at Maidstone Museum this week where knitted, crocheted and felt remembrance poppies went on display to mark 100 years of the Armistice.

Over 10,000 knitted, crocheted and felt remembrance poppies will go on display at Maidstone Museum on Tuesday 6 November to mark 100 years of the Armistice.

The Mason Mile, with support from Golding Vision, the community arm of Golding Homes, and Wellbeing People, will be fundraising for the BBC Children in Need with a special event on Heather House Field, Bicknor Road in Park Wood, Maidstone on Friday 16  November.

We said a fond farewell this month, to one of our long-standing involved residents, Edina Williams after she stepped down as Chair from our Customer Sounding Board.

We have a new set of values that we use to guide our decisions, behaviours and way of working. 

Cartoon characters used to help Kent housing association Golding Homes promote important health and wellbeing issues have now made national headlines as part of a campaign to teach pre-school children about saving money.

Jacqui Cox, Golding Services Resident Liaison Officer, tells us how she was able to make a real difference to the lives of a resident and his wife. 

Audrey, a resident of Golding Homes, has been crocheting poppies for us over the last few months for our 5000 Poppy Project.