Category: Community
26 April 2021 | Community, News and features, Our clients, Uncategorised
Dot Dot Dot and Keniston Housing Association announce partnership in Bromley
Former sheltered housing in Bromley is to become the base for a group of property guardians who volunteer in the local community, thanks to a new partnership between Dot Dot Dot and Keniston Housing Association. The first guardians moved into Robert Whyte House at the end of last week. They will aim to keep the… Read More
18 December 2020 | Community, Our clients, The Dot Dot Dot story
So, who do you house?
We are often asked what type of person is suited to property guardianship. Dot Dot Dot CEO, Peter Brown, looks at the diversity of Dot Dot Dot property guardians and what sets them apart from other property guardians.
13 October 2020 | Community
World Mental Health Day 2020 – Staying well while staying in
Saturday marked World Mental Health Day 2020, and as we all continue to do our best to adjust to the changes happening around us, it’s never been more important to take care of our mental health. Autumn is here and with COVID-19 guidance likely to change for many of us soon, being able to stay… Read More
16 June 2020 | Community, The Dot Dot Dot story
How being a property guardian with Dot Dot Dot is different
At Dot Dot Dot we keep compassion at our core, setting ourselves apart from others in our industry through our continued focus and care in helping our guardians to build safer and stronger communities. Read on to learn more about how being a property guardian with Dot Dot Dot is different.
22 November 2019 | Community, News and features
We do more than just property guardianship
Dot Dot Dot’s unique approach to property guardianship adds a focus on community-building and placemaking. Read more about how we go beyond just providing empty property security and inexpensive housing for residents.
20 November 2019 | Community, News and features
The Dot Dot Dot guide to living in Barkingside
Barkingside is one of our lesser known London locations, but what if I told you that you are a 30-minute jaunt down the Central Line from the big city? That you are a short walk away from beautiful country walks and water sports? Below are our top tips for how to spend those well-earned weekends in Barkingside.
23 October 2019 | Community, Spotlight on
Booth Haus Artist Collective
At the beginning of summer this year, a trio of Dot Dot Dot property guardians from Booth House in Whitechapel (Julian, Pete and Mai) put their heads together with two ambitious ideas. Both these ideas took off immediately and Booth Haus was born.
18 September 2019 | Community, Making a space a home, Volunteering blogs
A partnership: Community Links and Volunteer It Yourself
We teamed up with Community Links and Volunteer It Yourself to bring a formerly disused building back into use as an affordable property guardianship home. The result was eight volunteers gaining crucial qualifications and skills, and a low-cost home for two property guardians who will contribute positively to their community in Canning Town.
17 September 2019 | Community, Spotlight on, Volunteering blogs
Spotlight on: Killian – Grove Park Youth Club
Property guardian, Killian, at Grove Park Youth Club tells us about the benefits of guardianship and giving the building a meanwhile purpose whilst the youth club awaits vital funding to re-open.
5 July 2019 | Community, Volunteering blogs
The Thomas Crosbie PACE Foundation presents: Coldfire Festival
We caught up with a group of Dot Dot Dot guardians who are volunteering for Coldfire Festival with The Thomas Crosbie PACE Foundation. The festival is created as a celebration of young talent in sport and the arts, and promotes wellbeing, up and coming artists, and offers a safe space for young people to express their thoughts and feelings.
26 April 2021 | Community, News and features, Our clients, Uncategorised
Dot Dot Dot and Keniston Housing Association announce partnership in Bromley
Former sheltered housing in Bromley is to become the base for a group of property guardians who volunteer in the local community, thanks to a new partnership between Dot Dot Dot and Keniston Housing Association. The first guardians moved into Robert Whyte House at the end of last week. They will aim to keep the… Read More
18 December 2020 | Community, Our clients, The Dot Dot Dot story
So, who do you house?
We are often asked what type of person is suited to property guardianship. Dot Dot Dot CEO, Peter Brown, looks at the diversity of Dot Dot Dot property guardians and what sets them apart from other property guardians.
13 October 2020 | Community
World Mental Health Day 2020 – Staying well while staying in
Saturday marked World Mental Health Day 2020, and as we all continue to do our best to adjust to the changes happening around us, it’s never been more important to take care of our mental health. Autumn is here and with COVID-19 guidance likely to change for many of us soon, being able to stay… Read More
16 June 2020 | Community, The Dot Dot Dot story
How being a property guardian with Dot Dot Dot is different
At Dot Dot Dot we keep compassion at our core, setting ourselves apart from others in our industry through our continued focus and care in helping our guardians to build safer and stronger communities. Read on to learn more about how being a property guardian with Dot Dot Dot is different.
22 November 2019 | Community, News and features
We do more than just property guardianship
Dot Dot Dot’s unique approach to property guardianship adds a focus on community-building and placemaking. Read more about how we go beyond just providing empty property security and inexpensive housing for residents.
20 November 2019 | Community, News and features
The Dot Dot Dot guide to living in Barkingside
Barkingside is one of our lesser known London locations, but what if I told you that you are a 30-minute jaunt down the Central Line from the big city? That you are a short walk away from beautiful country walks and water sports? Below are our top tips for how to spend those well-earned weekends in Barkingside.
23 October 2019 | Community, Spotlight on
Booth Haus Artist Collective
At the beginning of summer this year, a trio of Dot Dot Dot property guardians from Booth House in Whitechapel (Julian, Pete and Mai) put their heads together with two ambitious ideas. Both these ideas took off immediately and Booth Haus was born.
18 September 2019 | Community, Making a space a home, Volunteering blogs
A partnership: Community Links and Volunteer It Yourself
We teamed up with Community Links and Volunteer It Yourself to bring a formerly disused building back into use as an affordable property guardianship home. The result was eight volunteers gaining crucial qualifications and skills, and a low-cost home for two property guardians who will contribute positively to their community in Canning Town.
17 September 2019 | Community, Spotlight on, Volunteering blogs
Spotlight on: Killian – Grove Park Youth Club
Property guardian, Killian, at Grove Park Youth Club tells us about the benefits of guardianship and giving the building a meanwhile purpose whilst the youth club awaits vital funding to re-open.
5 July 2019 | Community, Volunteering blogs
The Thomas Crosbie PACE Foundation presents: Coldfire Festival
We caught up with a group of Dot Dot Dot guardians who are volunteering for Coldfire Festival with The Thomas Crosbie PACE Foundation. The festival is created as a celebration of young talent in sport and the arts, and promotes wellbeing, up and coming artists, and offers a safe space for young people to express their thoughts and feelings.
