Making a difference by providing quality homes for people in housing need
Circle VHA manages this 56-unit regeneration of the old Liberty House, on behalf of Dublin City Council.
Circle VHA manages this 75-unit scheme, on behalf of Dublin City Council and St Michael’s Regeneration Board. This development replaced the old St Michael’s Estate.
Circle VHA owns seven and manages 60 units in this scheme.
Circle VHA manages 16 residential units in this residential-commercial development.
Circle VHA manages 17 RAS units for Dublin City Council.
Circle VHA manages the 53 apartments in this award winning scheme.
This scheme comprises 12 social housing units under Circle VHA ownership.
Circle VHA manages 36 social housing units in this 128-unit development.
Circle VHA owns 28 units and manages 28 units under the RAS scheme on behalf of Dublin City Council.
Circle VHA owns 19 social housing units in a 100-unit development.
Circle VHA owns seven social housing units.
Circle VHA manages 16 unsold affordable housing units across the city on behalf of Dublin City Council. These are allocated to people who were homeless.
Circle VHA manages 12 social housing units on behalf of Dublin City Council.
Circle VHA manages 10 units under the RAS scheme on behalf of Dublin City Council.
Circle VHA owns 18 units in Monkstown and elsewhere in the county area.
Circle VHA manages 31 units across the county.
Circle VHA manages four units under the RAS scheme on behalf of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
Circle VHA owns 17 social housing units and manages 17 units under the RAS scheme on behalf of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
Circle VHA manages 12 units under the RAS scheme on behalf of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
Circle VHA owns seven units in this development.
Circle VHA manages 44 affordable units in this development.
Circle VHA owns 12 units in this development.
Circle VHA manages 87 units in schemes across the county.
Circle VHA owns 40 social housing units and manages 21 units under the RAS scheme on behalf of South Dublin County Council.
Circle VHA owns 149 social housing units in a mixed tenure scheme of 635 units.
Circle VHA owns 34 social units in this 300 unit development.
Circle VHA aims to create socially responsible and sustainable communities. We do this through a number of means.
We aim for a range of housing applicants from the local authority. All applicants are interviewed and a Garda check is undertaken. In liaison with the Housing Allocations Section of the relevant local authority, tenants are then selected.
Keeping in mind our desire for a balanced age and working profile, we aim to have a good age range of tenants, both adults and children, working and non-working.
All tenants are required to participate in a Tenant Induction process in advance of moving into their new homes. Once tenants have moved into their homes we work closely with the local statutory and community-based agencies to ensure that tenants are provided with services where this is needed.
An active housing management presence in the scheme is another element of creating a sustainable community. We also work to have tenants forums in each scheme and clean-up days involving the tenants.
