Argyll Community Housing Association
ACHA Offices will be closed on Tuesday, 10th June 2025 from 9am - 1pm due to staff training. Emergency repairs can be reported by calling 0800 028 2755. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Welcome to ACHA
ACHA is a community led organisation directed by a voluntary Board of Management. As Scotland’s eighth largest housing association, ACHA houses over 10% of the population of Argyll and Bute and employs around 200 staff.
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About us
Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) is a Registered Social Landlord providing more than 5000 affordable homes for rent. We aim to be a modern Landlord of choice in Argyll and Bute by meeting housing need and providing high quality services.
Want to get involved?
ACHA has many different ways for tenants and other customers to get involved or have their say in the way we deliver our services. You might wish to join a formal group or committee or perhaps taking part in consultation. We can provide a variety of forums to help make your opinions heard!
Latest news
Revised Planning Application Submitted for Dalintober
Jun 4: A revised planning application has been submitted by ECD Architects on behalf of Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) for a new development at Dalintober, Campbeltown.
Tenants Urged to Contact Electricity Suppliers to Arrange Meter Upgrades
May 28: Following an update from energy industry trade body Energy UK, ACHA is urging tenants with Radio Teleswitch (RTS) meters to contact their electricity supplier at the earliest opportunity to discuss the replacement of their RTS equipment with a smart electricity meter.
ACHA contributes nearly £19,000 to local community groups
May 19: Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) has been supporting local community groups through its Community Action Fund by giving donations of up to £500 to registered charities to help them work within their communities and bring their ideas to life.
Feb 12: During November 2024, we consulted all tenants on a proposed rent increase of 4%. This was based on the amount we determined was required to meet the running costs of the Association based on our business plan.
