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It is now two months since the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic began to be felt across the country.

An update from our CEO following the latest Government announcement

Each week a group of volunteers have been making thousands of phone calls to elderly and vulnerable tenants across Salford. 

Members of the Gypsy and Irish Traveller community have donated pizzas for the hardworking frontline staff at Salford Royal Hospital.

As you will be aware, the coronavirus outbreak is affecting organisations’ internal and external operations up and down the country, and for us at Salix Homes, it’s no different.

In these fast changing and uncertain times, we wanted to reassure you that the health and safety of our colleagues and customers is of the utmost importance to us and we are working tirelessly to ensure that we are working in the best interests of our staff and the communities in which we serve.

Salix Living has created almost 200 homes in Salford by bringing empty houses and deserted commercial buildings back into use

Since becoming independent from Salford city council in 2015, Salix Homes has hired 29 apprentices internally and 89 through its contractor partners as part of their contractual obligations. 

Boxing Day 2015 is a day that residents of Salford will not soon forget. As part of our five year anniversary celebrations, we're looking back at some of the milestone monents at Salix Homes. 

Salford-based housing association, Salix Homes, has launched a new Customer Committee giving its tenants a real voice by allowing customers unfettered access to scrutinise the organisation.