Major revamp for city's supported housing scheme

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Published by Craig Downs for Keepmoat in Housing and also in Communities

Housing and regeneration specialist, Keepmoat, has been appointed by affordable housing provider Leazes Homes, to redevelop a supported housing scheme for people with mental health issues in Newcastle upon Tyne. The £1.4 million development on Scrogg Road in Walker will see the current unit, which is a combination of two detached properties constructed in the 1890s, transformed into 16 state-of-the-art one bedroom flats. The new unit will provide a safe environment for residents to live and e...

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