
Stockport Homes Group has achieved Gold reaccreditation from the Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance (DAHA) in recognition of the housing provider’s continued commitment to supporting those affected by domestic abuse.
Following a thorough reassessment process, Stockport Homes Group was evaluated across a range of areas including staff development, safety-led case management, survivor-led support, responses to perpetrators, and its commitment to intersectional and anti-racist practices. The assessment also highlighted the importance of partnership working and effective communication in delivering high-quality support for those impacted by domestic abuse. After a rigorous review, the DAHA panel unanimously agreed to award the group its Gold accreditation.
Reaccreditation reflects Stockport Homes Group’s ongoing dedication in providing safe, compassionate and effective support for customers, while continuing to work closely with partners to create safer communities across the borough.
Anne-Marie Heil, Director of Customer Services at Stockport Homes Group, said:
“Achieving the Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance Gold reaccreditation is a fantastic recognition of the commitment our colleagues show every day to supporting customers affected by domestic abuse. We’re proud to provide a safe, compassionate and survivor-led service, and to work closely with our partners to ensure people can access the support they require when they need it most.”

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