Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance
DAHA’S mission is to improve the housing sector’s response to domestic abuse. A partnership between housing associations Gentoo and Peabody with charity Standing Together against Domestic Violence, DAHA aims to develop staff confidence and skills so that residents get the right response if faced with domestic violence. Women’s Pioneer’s has DAHA accreditation.

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Women’s Pioneer Housing is a member of Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s Pathways to Work programme aimed at helping social housing tenants into work.

St Mungo's
St Mungo’s Community Housing Association is a registered charity working with homeless women and men. When the opportunity arose we converted an empty property in Earl’s Court to self-contained flats and gave St Mungo’s a long lease to enable them to house and support women with mental health needs.

The Rough Sleepers Initiative
It was set up by central government with the aim of making it “unnecessary for anybody to sleep rough on the streets of London”. Women’s Pioneer Housing has been part of this since 1992, helping to house female rough sleepers. 92% of rough sleepers helped through this initiative never return to rough sleeping.

Age UK
Age UK is a free service provided by local volunteers for tenants over the age of 50. To find out what services they provide please contact them on the number below corresponding with your borough.
Age UK Kensington and Chelsea: 020 8969 9105 /  Age UK Hammersmith and Fulham: 020 7386 9085 / Age UK Camden: 020 7239 0400 / Age UK Ealing: 020 8567 8017 / Age UK Hillingdon: 020 8756 3040 / Age UK Harrow: 020 8861 7980 / Age UK Wandsworth: 020 8877 8940 / Age UK Westminster: 020 3004 5610