Welcome to Solihull Care Housing Association Ltd (SCHA)
Formed in 1990, Solihull Care Housing Association Ltd (SCHA) is an industrial and provident society which is trusted and respected for the quality of the homes, support services and opportunities provided for its residents. SCHA work tirelessly responding to the needs and aspirations of our customers.
Who We Are
SCHA provide good quality housing accommodation and related services for people with a range of special needs including elderly people, people who have learning disabilities and people with mental health needs.
The Association has a strong commitment to providing high standards of customer service and an appetite for continuing growth and success as one of the leading providers of good quality affordable housing and services throughout the Metropolitan Borough of Solihull.
We are acutely aware of the need to keep our business strong and agile, whilst staying true to our values which have stood the test of time for over 30 years.D OUT MORE
How We Can Help
Offering person-centred housing for the needs of individuals
Further Information & Advice
Please get in touch should you require further information on our accommodation
Please get in touch should you require further information on our accommodation
Latest News
Keep up-to-date with the latest information from SCHA
Tackling damp and mould: What’s changed and what you can do
Landlords’ responsibilities Recent reforms have strengthened legal duties around damp and mould. Under Awaab’s Law, landlords must act promptly when issues are reported, with strict timescales for investigation and repair. Failure to comply can lead to enforcement action and serious health risks for residents. What residents can do While landlords have clear obligations, residents can help…
Read issue four of our Residents’ Bulletin
The autumn 2025 Residents’ Bulletin is out now! Check it out for updates and news from SCHA. Issue four includes: You can download or view issue three below. Do you have a piece of news or a story to share? You can email articles and images to administrator@scha.org.uk to be considered for a future Residents’ Bulletin. Please…
Stock Condition Survey
We’re pleased to confirm that the Stock Condition Survey (a detailed inspection of our properties to assess their current state) is now complete. It helps us understand what repairs, upgrades, or replacements may be needed to keep homes safe, comfortable, and well-maintained. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be reviewing the survey results to identify…
Tenant Satisfaction Measures Survey
A big thank you to everyone who took the time to complete our Tenant Satisfaction Measures Survey. We received 83 responses this year, which was fewer than we’d hoped for, so we’ll be reviewing how we collect this important feedback in future. This survey is a key part of our regulatory responsibilities and is carried…
Awaab’s Law – New legal requirements for social landlords
From 27 October 2025, a new law called Awaab’s Law has come into force. It requires all social landlords to take urgent action when serious health hazards are reported in residents’ homes. Under the new rules, landlords must: This law was introduced following the tragic death of Awaab Ishak, a toddler who died due to…
SCHA welcomes new Finance Manager
We’re delighted to welcome Mamta Yadav, our new Finance Manager, who joined us on Tuesday 21 October 2025. Mamta said: “I’m delighted to be joining SCHA and look forward to working with our dedicated staff and residents to continue fostering a supportive community where everyone can thrive. “I also look forward to working closely with…