Safety & support
We take our responsibility to make sure you are safe and comfortable in your home very seriously. Find out about asbestos, water and fire safety as well as advice on domestic abuse and report nuisances here.
Report anti-social behaviour
We work with local communities and agencies to help tackle and prevent issues related to nuisance and anti-social behaviour.
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Safety in communal areas
One of the ways we keep you and your home safe is by looking after communal areas.
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Hate Crime
We want our neighbourhoods to be safe places for everyone. We won’t tolerate behaviour that prevents our customers feeling secure in their home and their neighbourhood.
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Gas Safety
Your safety is our top priority. As your landlord, we’re responsible for making sure any gas appliances and pipework in your home are safe and working normally.
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Domestic abuse
Our focus is to make sure all of our customers feel safe and have the support they need. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, we would like to help.
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Asbestos safety
Many people think it is dangerous if you find asbestos in your home. However it only becomes a risk to your health if it is damaged or disturbed. Please contact us if concerned.
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Fire safety
Our main priority is to make sure our customers are safe in their homes and free from harm, including fires. Here are a few simple tips you can follow to reduce the risk of them starting.
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Water safety
Water can sometimes cause illness and make you ill if it isn’t kept fresh. Find out what can be done to keep water in your home clean and fresh so harmful bacteria doesn't build up.
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Personal safety alarm
Our personal safety alarms give you or your loved one the freedom to live independently knowing that help is at the simple push of a button, whether you are in your home or your garden.
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Safeguarding
Safeguarding customers is paramount to Riverside as we believe that every person, adult or child, has the right to live without fear or abuse in their own homes and communities.
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