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Our most recent general Newsletters are published below:
Winter 2020 Newsletter
Noticeboard
13 May WSHA Office Re-Opens Part Time 
WSHA staff have now returned to the office which will re-open on a part time basis. 04 May Accident Prevention 
There will be two on-line awareness raising sessions available for free:
· Child safety in the home -17 May, 10am
· Fall Fighters - 18 May, 10am 29 Apr Apply now for the Scottish Child Payment 
The Poverty Alliance has launched a new information leaflet, to help parents and carers apply for the Scottish Child Payment. 04 Apr Whiteinch & Scotstoun Housing Association Chief Executive to Retire 
Whiteinch & Scotston Housing Association (WSHA) has announced that their long-serving Chief Executive, Ian Morrison will retire, later this year. 27 Jul Be Safe in Open Water! 
Tragically there have been a number of deaths from drowning during the good weather. Please read the full article for advice on keeping safe in Scotland's waters. 05 Apr New Bulk Uplift Service Begins 
The weekly bulk uplift service from the City Council has been permanently withdrawn but we have replaced it with a service using our subsidiary WS Estate Services Ltd. 30 Mar Attention All Applicants for Housing 
We are assisting Glasgow City Council with rehousing the backlog of homeless applicants that has built up over the COVID Pandemic lockdown due to house letting having been severely disrupted. 20 Nov Scottish Child Payment is now Open for Applications 
Scottish Child Payment is a new payment for families on tax credits or certain benefits to
help towards the costs of looking after a child. It’s £40 paid every four weeks for each child
under six. 25 Mar Our Offices Are Closed 
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, our offices closed to the public in March 2020. All our staff are currently working from home and can be contacted via the office telephone number. We will let you know when the offices re-open first to staff, then to visitors. Please be patient with us as working from home brings challenges to staff and we may not be able to respond as quickly as we could from the office.
