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    West Kent residents have been getting involved in digital events to help shape and improve services.

    The Coronavirus outbreak and subsequent lockdown meant that resident involvement events had to be put on hold, but alternative opportunities have been created for residents to have their voices heard. 

    The first event involved a live testing of the West Kent website, with 50 residents taking part. They completed a series of specified tasks and then fed back on how easy it was to navigate the site and find information.

    The next was a virtual meeting where residents gave their thoughts on a series of images and messages that will be used to create a new campaign to help support residents who have rent issues. Residents shared their thoughts about the tone of the messages and designs and came up with some new ideas.

    Both events were well attended, and all the input from residents will inform the development of both the website and rent campaign.

    As well as these one-off events, residents also have the chance to get involved digitally by joining the West Kent residents’ discussion group- a closed Facebook group for residents to share their views.

    There is more information about how to get involved with events and the discussion group on the resident involvement page of the website.

    35 years of West Kent - Melvin’s Path to Housing Stability

    With housing stability being a challenge for many, West Kent remains committed to providing inclusive homes residents can be proud of. Melvin, a resident living in Edenbridge for over 30 years, shares his journey to finding a stable home and strong sense of community.

     

    35 years of West Kent: reflecting on our commitment to provide excellent and adapted services to our older residents. 

    As part of our 35 years of West Kent campaign we are reflecting on the milestones that have shaped us over the years, including the impact of our sheltered schemes for our residents.