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mhs provides teaching materials for
secondary
schools
mhs homes has been working with the
Children’s Safety Education Foundation to provide teaching
materials for several secondary schools in Medway.
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mhs
homes staff are going back to school
On Wednesday 29 October, a unique
event will take place at a School in Medway, where Peter Cook,
author of ‘Sex, Leadership and Rock’n’ Roll’ will lead 250 staff
from mhs homes in a ‘back to school day’ for their Annual
Conference which will include live music from their own newly
formed Rock band.
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Homes ensure war hero's name lives on
Twenty eight relatives of World War
one hero, SGT Thomas Harris attended the official opening of
sixteen properties owned by mhs homes and named after the SGT in
Halling.
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class artwork helps raise money for Macmillan
Madeline Chainey, PR Manager from mhs
homes was absolutely flabbergasted when she saw the art work of a
resident who had offered some of his paintings to help raise money
for a Cancer Care Unit at Medway Maritime Hospital.
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Children draw attention for World Heritage
Status
Ayla Roberts (9) from Wainscott and Shaley James(11) from
Chatham both knew exactly what they would like to see included in
the design of a new park - so when they saw a competition in the
summer issue of mhs news the girls both drew their ‘Perfect
Park’.
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mhs homes
supports Big Tidy Up
mhs homes, Ward Councillors, Medway
council "Safer Communities Team", All Saints Community Association
and local residents joined forces to carry out a big tidy up of the
Luton area of Chatham recently.
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Charity Raft Race
success 
A massive £5000 was
raised at an exciting race held at basin 2, Chatham
Martime. The nine teams that competed to build rafts and race
them across the water, made a big splash with their fundrasing
efforts.
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Fun Throughout the Ages
Over 4,000 people attended mhs homes’ Community Fun Day, at
Jackson Field, City Way, Rochester, hosted by radio DJ Neil Kefford
from Invicta Radio’s’ Drive Time’.
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Gardening Skills Project for the young is launched
mhs homes has teamed up with Groundwork Kent and Medway to
provide a new opportunity for young people, aged 14-16 years to
learn gardening skills.
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First customer conference is a success
Just under 200 residents
attended the first ever tenants conference specifically for our
customers. The event called 'How to make your money work
better for you’ addressed a range of money related matters to help
customers.Special guest was monetary maestro and popular TV
personality Dominic Littlewood star of ‘The One Show’ ‘To Buy or
Not to Buy’ and ‘Strictly Come Dancing.’
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mhs reach Decent Homes Standard
100% of mhs homes properties have passed the "Decent Homes
Standard," two years ahead of the schedule set by the Government,
after almost £18 million pounds was spent on the project.
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Staff complete Dartmoor Challenge
Employees of mhs have marched a tough 33 mile trek across Dartmoor
to help raise over £2,000 for their chosen charity for this year,
The Macmillan Cancer Care Unit at Medway
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mhs homes staff trek for charity
Twelve members of mhs homes staff will be walking 33 miles across
the rugged terrain of Dartmoor in just one day for our chosen
charity for 2008, The Macmillan Cancer Care Unit at Medway.
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