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Lochalsh and Skye Housing Association will recommence its grass cutting service to common areas from 1st June 2020.  

All work will be carried out in adherence to social distancing measures as set out in the Scottish Government COVID-19 Guidelines
and in our Risk Assessments for this activity.

The Highland Council has put a range of measures in place to help those affected by the Coronavirus outbreak.
Click here for details.

Lochalsh Community Enterprise are offering Food Vouchers for people in Lochalsh, Kyleakin and Kylerhea.  Click here for details.

Citizens Advice Scotland has launched a new national advice helpline; click here for details.

We will do all we can to support our tenants and their families through these extraordinary times, but it is important to understand we are providing a restricted range of services following the latest government guidance on tackling the COVID-19 crisis.

Our number one priority will continue to be ensuring all tenants and their families remain safe and secure in their homes, whilst safeguarding the welfare and wellbeing of our staff. Please click here for more details.

Skye Community Response has been set up to support the people of Isle of Skye, Lochalsh & Raasay
during the coronavirus pandemic.  This voluntary organisation is able to answer questions, direct you to relevant support
such as food bank requests or refer to volunteers in your community who can help with shopping and collecting prescriptions.
Telephone : 01470 373 111   EMAIL: info@skyecommunityresponse.co.uk   Website : https://www.skyecommunityresponse.co.uk/

Development

The Association has an extensive Development programme and is committed to providing affordable accommodation.

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Care & Repair

Elderly or disabled households who require repairs or adaptations to their properties can receive assistance.

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Energy Advice

A free service for all households in Lochalsh, Skye and Raasay. We can check your home is energy efficient.

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Handyperson

Do you have a disability, or are you aged over 65 and have difficulty with small repairs around the house?.

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Paying Rent

When you become a tenant or sharing owner of Lochalsh and Skye Housing Association and you enter into a Tenancy or Occupancy Agreement, you are responsible for paying rent (and service charges, if applicable), details of which will be given to you at the start of your tenancy.

Rental income is spent on repairs, improvements to older properties, administration costs and paying interest on loans taken out to build your home. Your rent will be reviewed on 1st April each year and you will be given a minimum of four weeks' notice, in writing, of any proposed increase following a consultation period. Service charges are also reviewed on 1st April every year.

What We Do

The Housing Association was set up in 1983 as an independent non-profit making housing organisation to develop, manage and maintain housing for rent.

Since then there has been a tremendous growth in the size and the geographical spread of the Association's own housing stock and we have considerably extended the range of housing solutions we provide to meet the needs of a wide range of clients.

Our Values

The Housing Association aims to provide services to the highest standards

We are committed to:

  • treating everyone fairly, equally and sensitively

  • being courteous, friendly and efficient

  • being as open, informative and accessible as possible whilst respecting confidentiality

  • striving to improve our service standards by reviewing them regularly and using feedback from our customers

  • monitoring our performance against our targets and publishing the results

Contact

Lochalsh & Skye Housing Association
Morrison House
Bayfield
PORTREE
Isle of Skye
IV51 9EW

Telephone: 01478 612035

Opening Hours
9 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday

Email: Contact Form

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