Thenue Housing

Thenue has reaffirmed its support in the fight against poverty in the communities it serves in Glasgow. The Association and its charitable subsidiary Thenue Communities hosted a well attended community well-being and family-focused event to coincide with Challenge Poverty Week Scotland which runs un

Thenue Housing last night reassured tenants and the communities it serves that it remains on their side despite continuing cost of living pressures.

A pioneering club for kids embracing technology and fun has received a major boost.

An afternoon of fun in the sun brought families out in huge numbers for a summer gala day in Castlemilk.

Thenue Housing held a Special General Meeting on Thursday 9th July to vote on a package of proposed changes to its governing rules, but the resolution failed to secure the required level of support and will not proceed. The changes were brought forward as part of a wider move to adopt the Scottish F

Calton was on target for sporting fun after archery became the curtain-raiser for this month’s Commonwealth Games.

A community centre in north east Glasgow has received a welcome cash boost to help fund its important work. Molendinar Community Centre in Blackhill is a focal point for a wide range of activities which bring local people together.

Castlemilk’s dignified annual act of remembrance to remember lost lives has taken place again, with floral tributes provided by three local housing associations.

Thenue Housing has served up a double helping of volunteering with two community litter picks within one week.

Tenants have received a £3.4 million boost after Thenue Housing staff helped them unlock access to a huge amount of benefits. The sum has rocketed from £1.4m during the equivalent period in the previous year, reflecting the sheer scale of support for families and individuals – many

Donna Henderson has now taken up her role as Thenue Housing’s new chief executive, following her appointment earlier this year. Beginning work last week, Donna has joined Thenue from Hanover Scotland, where she was director of strategic finance, and succeeds interim chief executive Brian Ganno

Sidey has successfully completed an extensive £850,000 window and door replacement programme for Thenue Housing Association, delivering energy-efficient, secure, and modernised upgrades to mixed tenure residential properties across multiple communities in the East End of Glasgow.

The “Children’s Thrive” project from Thenue Communities has secured an impressive £8000 in funding to deliver the project in Calton and in Castlemilk. The project is an “early intervention programme” which aims to provide targeted support to children and families

Fun and healthy food was firmly on the menu when Castlemilk kids were treated to some school holiday entertainment.

An event from Thenue Housing to get people volunteering has been hailed as a big success.