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CUNNINGHAME HOUSING ASSOCIATION LTD

. GROWTH. Annual HAG Programme from Scottish Homes since 1985 (on-going) 3 Transfers of engagements 1989 Tay Valley HA 1996 Isle of Cumbrae HA, Millport 1999 Longpark Co-op, Kilmarnock 3 Stock Transfers (LSVT) 1997 Scottish Homes (320 Properties) 1998 Scottish Homes (205 Properties)

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CUNNINGHAME HOUSING ASSOCIATION LTD

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    1. CUNNINGHAME HOUSING ASSOCIATION LTD Community Based Housing Association registered in October 1984 as “The Three Towns Housing Association Ltd”. Early main focus of its operations centred on the seaside towns of Ardrossan, Saltcoats and Stevenston within Housing Action Areas for Improvement. Mainly a general needs provider now gradually moving into special needs.

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    7. Two main reasons for this diversification into Wider Action FIRST - CHA Board commissioned a research study in 1998 (Scottish Council for Community Development) Identified a role for CHA in its wider communities (gap in the market/no major third sector player) Spending power of CHA within the local community (financial muscle) Willingness by the Board to be “More than just a Landlord!” and put something back into its communities (opportunity for growth)

    14. From further discussions that followed with the community at large, a proposal of developing the now derelict George Bingo Hall situated in the heart of Kilbirnie into a centre for the community was identified. Radio City Steering Group formed October 1997

    20. A PARTNERSHIP PROJECT To improve the quality of life for individuals and communities To promote social inclusion and address social exclusion To encourage community involvement and participation & To compliment and enhance relevant national, regional and local strategies and programmes (health, employment, training , starter businesses, etc.) Providing future opportunities for the community

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