The Association and its Aims
Housing Elderly Nottingham, Sheltered Housing, Warden Aided Housing, Housing Associations Elderly, Fox Grove Court, Lincoln Court, Spencer Court, William Olds Court, MRBHA.
Mansfield Road (Nottingham) Baptist Housing Association Limited specifically provides accommodation for elderly people within the Nottingham area. The Association was formed in 1968 and has grown over the years. It now houses over 120 tenants in its four schemes of warden-aided apartments.
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The Association provides high quality accommodation designed for comfort, security and convenience. It strives to provide services and facilities to enhance quality of life, particularly to meet physical, social and spiritual needs and aims to foster a real sense of social community within its complexes.
The Association seeks to provide good working conditions for its employees, contributing towards pensions and other benefits and offering training to those wishing to enhance their skills and understanding.
The Association extends its services where possible to other elderly people in the neighbourhood and ensures that its properties enhance the local area and community.
MRBHA is non-profit making and run by a voluntary board of management.
PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION at Spencer CourtThank you to all who took part and to our judge David Mangan! £140 was raised towards our minibus.
Judge's choice photo came in the Leisure category and was awarded to Peter Reeson (grandson of Mr & Mrs Lidster at Lincoln Court) Congratulations! |
Warden celebrates 30 years!
Christine was appointed as the Association’s first warden at Fox Grove Court when it opened in 1981.
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Valued employee, Christine Wilkinson, was presented with a gift at a recent celebration meal of board members and staff to mark her 30 years employment. Chairman, Alan Joddrell, said the Board were pleased to recognise her long service to the Association.