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ACHA Completes Major Housing Development in Oban
Argyll Community Housing Association has just completed its 107 new homes development at Glenshellach in Oban.
ACHA Presents Frontline Staff with Commemorative Quaichs
ACHA has presented Quaichs to a number of front line staff in recognition of vital services delivered during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the lockdown ACHA staff continued to carry out emergency repairs and essential health and safety servicing. In addition to that, staff also delivered food parcels and prescriptions to vulnerable residents throughout Argyll and Bute linked to the Council's emergency planning framework.
ACHA has presented Quaichs to a number of front line staff in recognition of vital services delivered during the COVID-19 pandemic. During the lockdown ACHA staff continued to carry out emergency repairs and essential health and safety servicing. In addition to that, staff also delivered food parcels and prescriptions to vulnerable residents throughout Argyll and Bute linked to the Council's emergency planning framework.
Letter to Social Housing Tenants
Kevin Stewart, MSP, Minister for local Government, Housing and Planning issues open letter to all tenants:-
ACHA Assists with Emergency Deliveries During Covid-19
Since the end of March ACHA workers who are employed by the Association’s
repairs company, Argyll Homes for All (AHFA), have been delivering essential
supplies. This has involved the
Association working with Argyll and Bute Council to deliver food, prescriptions
and other necessities of life to people who are self-isolating, living on their
own, and often without any form of transport.
The Association has 54 vans and lorries across Argyll and Bute which are tied in with the relief operation.
ACHA Assists NHS in Argyll with Personal Protective Equipment
Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) has delivered a van of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to the Lorn & Isles Hospital in Oban to be distibuted throughout Argyll and Bute to meet Health Board priorities during the Coronavirus pandemic. The PPE included visors, facemasks, gloves, aprons and shoe covers. The drop off was co-ordinated by Association tradesmen from throughout Argyll who are currently carrying emergency repairs and essential servicing. This involved PPE from various parts of Argyll being brought to Inveraray for a final pick up for onward travel to Oban.
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