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The impact of COVID-19 and the restrictions it brings continues to affect everyone. With lockdown easing, and the vaccination programme now well underway we can start to look forward, with some optimism, that our lives can begin to return to normal soon.

At Major Housing Association, our primary focus is to support you through these challenging times.
Our office remains open.
However, we would ask that residents call rather than visiting to maintain social distancing.
In the meantime, we will continue to operate a full service with our team to deliver our services and support our residents.
We remain committed to supporting you.
Due to the increase in resident calls during this time and limited phone resources, we are only taking emergency calls. It is therefore essential that our phone lines are available to those who need immediate support. If your call is not an emergency, please contact us at info@majorha.com where a member of our staff will deal with your enquiry as quickly as possible.
To avoid accruing rent arrears we urge you to continue to pay your rent on time. If you are facing financial difficulties, please contact us at info@majorha.com or 020 7100 7676.
Please refer to the Government Guidelines for the most up-to-date guidance and advice.
Due to the spread of the new Covid variant, our gas engineers – SIB Gas & Plumbing – have introduced the use of videos where possible for our residents to first determine whether an engineer needs to attend the property. These videos will be viewed by its Qualified Gas Technicians.
For all other work, we are still undertaking repairs / maintenance and dealing with requests as normal. However, please be advised that Major Housing Association’s staff and also our Contractors will ask you some Covid-19 health screening questions before raising any repairs or visiting your home as part of our precautions for Coronavirus. Our team will be wearing the necessary protective equipment, including face masks, and we ask that if you are present in the property during a maintenance visit that you – and all other members of your household – keep at least two meters distance and where appropriate, you also wear a mask.
Prior to a contractor coming out, you must let us know if:
The information you provide will enable us to assess whether it is safe for you and our contractor to carry out a repair at this time. If it is not, all but except emergency repairs will be suspended to your household until it is safe to do so.
As the Covid-19 vaccination programme rolls out across the country, with millions of people successfully getting ‘the jab’, there are still some who are unsure about the vaccine.
While we fully understand these concerns, we support the vaccination programme as the only way to protect yourself, and our communities, against the effects and spread of this deadly disease.
The vaccine is not mandatory; it is up to you whether or not to be vaccinated when it is offered to you. Knowing the facts, so you can make a responsible and informed decision that you are comfortable with, is important.
People from BME backgrounds have a higher risk of long term illness, and death, from contracting Covid-19. Young people, as well as our older generation and those with underlying health conditions, are also at risk.