Who are we
The Kent Housing Group (KHG) is a forum for housing organisations in Kent and Medway. KHG has representation from all twelve Kent local authorities, Medway Council, thirteen housing associations, three support providers, KSS CRC, Kent County Council and Kent Public Health. KHG also has affiliated membership with a number of organisations who have a vested interest in the housing sector across Kent and Medway.
What is the KHG Vision?
KHG prides itself on acting as the 'Voice of Housing in Kent' to represent the collective voice of Kent's housing bodies providing advice and a 'Kent perspective' to regional and national bodies for the benefit of Kent's residents.
What are the aims of KHG
KHG aims to ensure that high quality affordable homes are delivered across Kent and Medway. KHG aims to ensure that partnership working ensures the best possible outcome for the residents of Kent.
Sub Groups
KHG have a number of Sub Groups that sit beneath the umbrella of the main memberships. These Sub Groups offer a range of functions and cover a number of key strategic and operational areas.READ MORE
Protocols
KHG has a proven track record to successfully produce useful and informative protocol documents, that will ensure consistency and transparency of approach across a range of service delivery areas. These are developed in partnership with relevant colleagues and endorsed across the KHG membership.READ MORE
The Kent and Medway Housing Strategy
KHG have developed two editions of the Kent and Medway Housing Strategy, with support from a number of key partnership organisations. The purpose of this document is to set out the key themes and agreed recommendations across Housing, the Economy and Business for Kent and Medway. The Kent and Medway Housing Strategy remains a unique document.READ MORE
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Chair’s talk on Radio Kent on 6th December
Chair of Kent Housing Group, Sharon Williams, was interviewed live on BBC Radio Kent on Monday, 6 December, when she talked about some extra help available for landlords and tenants
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£2.5m grant to prevent homelessness in Kent
With the cost of living soaring and the effects of the pandemic ongoing, councils in Kent have been given a £2.5m boost to help prevent homelessness. The government grant
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