Taking proactive steps to recover rent arrears and meet performance targets
Managing a defined patch of customer accounts, with a focus on early intervention and sustainable outcomes
Working closely with colleagues across housing, support, and external agencies
Preparing and presenting cases in court, with confidence in legal processes and documentation
Supporting vulnerable customers with empathy and professionalism, even in challenging situations
Providing tailored advice on benefits, budgeting, and income maximisation
Using data and insight to inform your approach and continuously improve results
Requirements
legislation
income recovery
driving licence
microsoft
communication
dbs
Knowledge of welfare benefits, housing legislation, and court procedures
Proven experience in income recovery or tenancy sustainment within social housing
A full driving licence is essential, as this is a roaming role involving home working, office, and home visits
Comfortable using housing systems and Microsoft tools, with a strong eye for detail and data accuracy
A confident communicator who can work autonomously and solve problems effectively, using tenacity, a fair but firm approach, and empathy
Able to complete an enhanced DBS check
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
enhanced dbs check required
Company
Overview
Founded in 1963
Year Established
The organization traces its roots back to its founding in 1963.
£314m Turnover
Annual Revenue
The organization achieved a turnover of £314 million in 2023–24.
£67m Surplus
Profit Margin
The organization reported a surplus of £67 million after tax deductions in 2023–24.
47,000 Homes Managed
Homes Under Management
The organization currently manages 47,000 residential properties across central England and the South West.
The organization has grown from a small housing society into a major regional housing association.
Headquartered in Tewkesbury, it serves some 110,000 residents.
Each year it builds around 1,000 homes, including social rent, shared ownership, retirement living, and supported housing schemes.
Strong partnerships, such as the 2018 Merlin merger and regional ventures with combined authorities, have strengthened its affordable housing pipeline.
The organization specializes in residential development, neighbourhood coaching, maintenance, and bespoke supported housing schemes such as MyPlace.
Notable projects include modular, extra-care, and specialist disability housing, often described as community lifelines.
The organization has ambitious plans to deliver 2,000 new homes annually over 30 years and 11,000 more by 2030 along the M5 corridor.
Culture + Values
We put customers at the heart of everything we do.
We deliver quality and value.
We are passionate about building strong communities.
We are transparent, open, and honest in everything we do.
We take responsibility and act with integrity.
We work collaboratively to achieve our goals.
Environment + Sustainability
2050 Net Zero
Carbon Emissions Goal
Aiming to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
16% Reduction
Carbon Emissions
Reduced carbon emissions in 2020.
2,000 Homes
Energy Efficiency
Aiming to retrofit and improve the energy performance of 2,000 homes per year.
Focused on energy efficiency improvements in homes and business operations.
Committed to reducing water usage and waste generation across operations.
Inclusion & Diversity
50%
Gender Representation Target
Aim to achieve gender parity in senior leadership roles by 2025.
45%
Women in Leadership Roles
In 2020, women held 45% of leadership positions within the organization.
39%
Ethnic Minority Representation
39% of the staff base identifies as part of an ethnic minority group.
The company has implemented a Diversity & Inclusion strategy focused on fostering an inclusive culture and promoting diverse recruitment practices.