Elderpark Housing Association

Established in 1975 to provide good quality, affordable rented housing, Elderpark Housing Association is a non-profit making organisation and a registered charity.

The Association's mission statement States " Our aim is to improve the quality of life for the people of Greater Govan by providing high quality housing and associated services in a safe and secure environment". Read more about Elderpark..

Officer and tenant standing in kitchen Elderpark Housing Association flats View across pond at Elder Park

Request a Repair

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Reporting your repair to Elderpark is only a click away.  There are also other options available.

 

 

Pay Your Rent or Factoring Charges

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There are many ways you can pay your rent.

 

Apply for housing

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A quick link giving details of how to apply for a house.

Current News

Changes to the Modernised right to buy, what it may mean for Elderpark Housing Association

 

Also for news of an environmentally friendly furniture re use project, a good way to dispose of unwanted furniture or buy good quality second hand furniture, click on our recent news section.

Share Membership

The Association belongs to all of us.  If you want to influence the direction of the Association the best way is to get involved.  Share membership is available at a cost of £1.10

New developments for Elderpark

As a community based Housing Association, we firmly believe that housing and community development must go hand in hand for the benefit of our tenants, the wider community and the Association itself.  Elderpark is committed to the Scottish Government's New Supply Shared Equity.  Details of this scheme for our Park Court site can be obtained by following the link www.govancrudenhomes.co.uk of for Elderview contact Cairn Properties on 07850 124905.

SFHA campaign on welfare reform change

The UK Governement is imposing dramatic changes to Housing Benefit and other welfare benefits.  It is the belief of the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations that the outcome of these drastic cuts is that 20% of tenants will  be financially worse off through no fault of their own.  The Housing Benefits campaign asks the Governement to think again about how to implement their changes, so they can make them fairer.

You can help this campaign by signing up to it at www.sfha.co.uk

 

See our feature on this issue on our news section, or click the heading on this feature to go through to the relevant page.

 

 

Housing for Those in the Creative Industries

We are trying out a selective allocation approach by letting some of our 1 apartment studio properties in Langlands Road to people in the creative industries.

The properties on offer are individual self contained studio flats with additional access to a communal flat.    We are working on the assumption that the communal flat will be a success because the occupiers will all have a common interest.

See our news section for details of how to apply, or click the heading on this feature to go through to the relevant page.