On Friday, 30 August, Transform is proud to participate in Starts at Home Day 2024 – an event dedicated to highlighting the value of support services and the profound impact having a safe and secure place to call home can make to people’s lives.
The team at Pound House have received high praise from an Independent Reviewing Officer (IRO) at Surrey County Council (SCC).
IROs chair Child Looked After Review meetings where they advocate for the young person and hold the professionals around them to account.
Two months ago, On Saturday, April 27th, a remarkable event unfolded at the Royal Grammar School (RGS) as 35 members of our Second Form, accompanied by a courageous team of staff, braved the elements to sleep out overnight.
On a sun-drenched afternoon, Mitchell Place – Transform’s pioneering modular housing project – officially opened its doors to a group of 30 interested guests.
Earth day is a celebration of the planet we live on as well as an opportunity to talk about climate change action.
The theme of Earth Day 2024 is “Planet vs. Plastics”. This is about fighting the big problem of plastic all over the world.
On International Women's Day and during Women in Construction Week, Transform’s all-women project team confirms single mothers will shortly be moving into new eco-friendly flats
At a time when the housing crisis casts a long shadow and vulnerable individuals struggle
Transform is delighted to announce that the first Client-led Blog has officially been published.
In a major stride forward in its green journey, Transform Housing & Support has become Carbon Neutral by contributing to four, UN and UK-verified carbon offsetting projects. Carbon offsetting is when an organisation compensates for the environmental harm its emissions have caused.
In a move which further bolsters its activity in Dorking, Transform Housing & Support has taken over a small housing association in the area.
Transform has welcomed a new strategic leader to its ranks. Ollie Smedley – formerly the Deputy Chair of Transform’s Board – has stepped up into the role of Chair of the Board of Trustees following Mark Austen’s recent retirement after six years in the role.