The Youth Advisory Panel for Three Rivers Housing was officially launched on Tuesday 5th December 2009. The aim of the project is to create a culturally diverse youth panel comprised of ages 11 to 19, in order to promote tolerance within our communities and improve understanding between young people and police.   [more»]

The tool allows tenants to enter their postcode and find social housing landlords in their area. They can also compare the average rent level of housing associations locally and tenant satisfaction overall and with involvement opportunities and repairs. The data presented is drawn from information supplied by landlords, through our register of landlords and the Regulatory Statistical Return.   [more»]

Three Rivers Housing have now given the opportunity to young people living in and around our estates by forming a Youth Area Panel. The Young people who applied from our advert in the Bridge Magazine are from Brandon, Bowburn, Sherburn Road, Gateshead and Gilesgate. We aim to involve as many young people in our areas in the decisions that Three Rivers makes. It aims to provide a regular way for these young people to make their voices heard. We also had support from Brandon Youth Club Youth Worker Julie O’connor and Pelaw View Community Association volunteers Lisa Bentham and Kelly Jones.   [more»]

This garden project seeked to increase the number of young people in Sherburn Road to obtain exercise through gardening. Sones Landscapers were yet again working with the young people from St Josephs primary school to help enhance the surrounding environment around the Pelaw View Centre.   [more»]