Our Staff
We are very fortunate to have a group of dedicated staff to deliver exclusive housing services for the residents that live on the estate.
Our staff are positive and forward looking. Check out who they are and what they think of our organisation.
Abiola Olatunji – Interim Estate Manager
Victoria Maduaka – Service Development Manager
Penny Tyler – Housing Officer
David Johnson – Property Service Manager
Svetlana Molodcova – Finance Officer
Brigitta Balazs – Support & Monitoring Officer
Adekali Kamara – Repairs Operative
Ibrahim Sesay- Repairs Operative
The Management Committee
Our Rules allow us to elect 15 members to form the mangement committee. The management board determines the overall strategic direction of the orgaisation. Our current board comprises of:
Helen Cadwallader – Chair
Oteng Asabre – Vice Chair
Teddy Amoyaw – Treasurer
Vanessa Shone – Secretary
Angela Simpson – Board Member
Ebun West – Board Member
Kenneth Higgins – Board Member
Florence Essien – Board Member
Sara Brown – Board Member
Denilson Barduche – Board Member
The History And Legal Basis
Since the Nineties, central and local government have invited local people to take a more active role in managing their communities by creating Tenant
Management Organisations with delegated management and maintenance responsibilities. FCHS was created in 2004 as a part of this trend.
FCHS is a Friendly Society registered under the provisions of the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965, the aims and objectives of the company are for the benefit of the community.
The governing documents of FCHS are the Modular Management Agreement(MMA) and the Rules. The MMA is an agreement between the Southwark Council and FCHS bywhich means the Council appoints FCHS as its agent to carry out certain housing management functions. The MMA is a comprehensive legal document which regulates the many aspects of delivering housing services by FCHS, and describes the relationship with Southwark Council and its tenants. The MMA can only be changed by an agreement between FCHS and the Council.
The Rules of FCHS is a much more concise document which sets out the governance structure of the organisation. It outlines the procedures for the membership of FCHS, its meetings, the powers of the Housing Committee etc. The Rules of FCHS can be only be changed by members at a General Meeting.
Governance
FCHS is a Tenant Management Organisation (TMO). In short, this means that FCHS is an organization run by the residents and for the residents;
FCHS is an independent company working in partnership with Southwark Council.
Anyone who lives in the above-listed properties, council tenants, leaseholders or private tenants alike, can become a member of FCHS.
The membership fee is a one-off payment of 10p. At the annual general meeting, FCHS elects a Housing Committee of 6-12 members. The members of the Committee are local residents who volunteer to donate some of their time towards the running of the estate.
The Committee employs staff to carry out the day to day running of management services on the estate.
The Committee’s role is to determine the strategic direction of the company and to guide staff towards achieving our goals and objectives.
Our Rules attached below defines our business objectives and the governance structure of the company
