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ABOUT THE LANDLORD

About Ekaya Housing Association

Ekaya Housing Association is a non-profit housing provider working across south London since 1987, with a focus on Black and minority ethnic communities. It provides general needs homes, supported accommodation for young mothers and other young people, shared ownership and floating support. Its subsidiary, Happy Nursery Days, provides childcare in Tulse Hill.

Landlord typeNon-profit registered housing association with a Black and minority ethnic community focus
RegistrationEkaya Housing Association Limited — Regulator of Social Housing number LH3940
Society number25683R — registered under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014
Homes owned488 owned and managed social housing units at 31 March 2026, comprising 437 general needs homes, 11 shared ownership homes and 40 supported housing units
Homes managed21 social housing units managed for other owners at 31 March 2026, comprising 14 general needs and 7 supported housing units
Total portfolio519 units in management at 31 March 2026. This includes the 488 owned units, 21 managed for others and 10 units classified separately in the accounts as ‘Others’.
Operating areaLondon boroughs of Lambeth, Southwark, Wandsworth, Lewisham, Croydon, Bromley, Greenwich and Merton
ServicesGeneral needs and supported housing, shared ownership, floating support, repairs, tenancy and benefits advice, and childcare through its subsidiary
Group structureEkaya Housing Association Limited and its subsidiary Happy Nursery Days (Tulse Hill) Limited
LEADERSHIP

Senior leadership and board

Chief ExecutiveBen Laryea
Director of Finance and Resources / Deputy CEOAllison Sofekun
Director of OperationsGabriel Codjoe
Chair of the BoardTracey Downie
Vice Chair of the BoardEunice Zhu
Treasurer; Chair, Audit and Risk; Chair, Remuneration and GovernanceTanya Srikandan
Chair, Policy and Performance CommitteeFoluke Sangobowale
Tenant Board MemberKate Parsley
Board MemberAisha Akhtar
Board MemberGarfield Cameron
Co-opted Board MemberJennifer Brathwaite
Board MemberBethlehem Haile
Tenant Board Member; Chair, Customer PanelNusula Lunkuse
RESIDENT INFORMATION

Contact Ekaya Housing Association

Official contact routes for residents and people using Ekaya’s housing and support services.

Resident enquiries
020 7091 1800Monday–Friday, 9am–5.30pm. The office is closed at weekends.
Email
info@ekaya.co.uk
Repairs during office hours
020 7091 1800Use this number for repairs, including daytime emergencies, Monday–Friday, 9am–5.30pm, excluding bank holidays.
Out-of-hours emergency repairs
020 3701 3535Pinnacle emergency repairs service after 5.30pm on weekdays and throughout weekends and bank holidays.
Report a repair online
Online repair reportingSelect the repair category and follow the reporting steps. Call the appropriate repairs number for an emergency.
Repairs information
Repairs contacts and emergency arrangements
Complaints and feedback
How to make a complaintComplaints can be made by email to info@ekaya.co.uk, by phone, in writing or in person.
Annual reports
Annual reports for residents
Financial statements
Group accounts and financial statements
Resident information
Services, policies and published information
Contact form
Contact Ekaya online
Head office and registered office
145 Stockwell Road
London
SW9 9TN
Official website
www.ekaya.co.uk
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