We offer high quality housing and related services to communities throughout the UK through our three subsidiaries, New Progress Housing Association and Progress Care Housing Association. New Progress Housing Association is a Registered Social Landlord that manages and maintains over 4000 affordable homes in communities across the North West. Progress Care Housing Association (PCHA) manages supported housing for 2000 tenants with learning disabilities across the United Kingdom. PCHA also manages keyworker accommodation, a refuge for women escaping domestic abuse, and provides shared ownership opportunities for people with learning disabilities. We also have a large Property Services Division, which carries out repairs, maintenance and gas servicing for the Group's properties and external clients and specialises in adapting properties for disabled tenants. The Group and its subsidiaries have individual boards of management consisting of volunteers from the local community, including tenants and local authority representatives. We are committed to the principles of continuous improvement and were one of the first housing associations to implement best value. The Group and its member associations are ISO 9001:2000 and Investor in People accredited and we hold the Charter Mark, the UK Government's national standard for excellence in customer service. In our recent Audit Inspection we were awarded two stars with promising prospects for improvement.

Progress Housing Group news & Press releases

Progress to provide 205 new affordable homes

Progress Housing Group has secured over £4.8m from the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) to deliver 205...

Opening day for new community base

Residents of the Broadfield estate in Leylandhad reason to celebrate with the opening of a new community ce...

Derelict site transformed into affordable homes

RESIDENTS have moved into brand new homes after a derelict mill site in Leyland was transformed into mu...

Progress helps residents keep warmer this Winter

Local residents are receiving advice about staying warm this winter thanks to the launch of a Winter Wa...

New Fylde Housing help tenants beat the winter freeze

New Fylde Housing’s offices will close at noon on Friday 23rd December and will open again at 9am on T...

Clare House thanks kind hearted residents

South Ribble Women’s Refuge, Clare House is currently preparing for a busy festive period as it help...

New Progress Housing Association's Linda Alcock is shortlisted for prestigious national award

New Progress Housing Association is celebrating after news that employee Linda Alcock has been shortlisted fo...

Progress supports Homeless International in transforming slums in Africa and Asia

Progress Housing Group has recently made a donation toUKcharity Homeless International, which could be...

Sheltered housing scheme sponsors junior football team

New homes bring affordable living to Leyland

Progress Housing Group backs call for rethink on welfare...

New Progress tenant wins online competition

Progress wins contract worth £300,000 and boosts local...

Green fingered residents wow judges

South Ribble blooms inspite of weather

Apprentice recovers from crash and scoops top award

New Fylde Housing shortlisted for Excellence

Seven family homes saved from repossession

Residents raise money for Charity

Its lights, camera, action for Lifeline staff

New Fylde Housing scoops top award

Penwortham man sent to prison for breaching anti-social...

Ready, Steady, Grow!

A new horizon for Progress

Official opening for new supported living scheme in Lytham...

Keeping crime off the streets of Leyland

Progress does it again!

Charity starts at Ancenis Court

New Progress scoop top award in targeting crime and...

New Progress celebrate industry recognition for quality