About us

We help those who can’t afford to rent or buy on the open market get into homes they love. We provide around 3,500 affordable homes in west London, working in partnership with the local authorities in three London boroughs – Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, and Westminster. Find out more about Kensington Housing Trust

Contact us

The KHT customer services team will be happy to help you with any questions or concerns. Visit the contact us section for details. 

Services and information for KHT residents

You can find all resident information and services in the residents section of the site. The quick links below will take you straight to some of the most frequently used pages. If you’re having any trouble finding what you need please use the website feedback form to let us know.

Quick links

• Information about paying your rent
• Contacting your Housing Officer
• Information and online forms for reporting a repair
• Online form for making suggestions or complains
• Support services for KHT residents
• KHT key action plans on equality and diversity
• Key worker rented homes
• KHT Community Fund
• KHT tenant publications
• Resident involvement
• Customer Care and Access Strategy and Action plan

Major regeneration project: Wornington Green

We are working closely with residents of the Wornington Green estate in North Kensington to involve them in a major regeneration project, which will provide hundreds of new, improved homes and vastly improve the local neighbourhood. We hope to start building work on phase one of the redevelopment – which includes 324 of the total 919 new homes – in October 2010. 174 of these homes will be for rent and 150 for sale. You can find out more on the Wornington Green website.

Youth mentoring service: Pathways to Progress

Pathways2Progress (P2P) provides tailored support to 13 -19 year olds living in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Our popular mentoring scheme has been helping hundreds of children and young people to find new interests, develop their talents, and fulfil their potential. We have developed a pool of mentors (adult volunteers) to engage young people who are experiencing social exclusion, and/or at-risk of crime and anti-social behaviour.

Visit the P2P Facebook profile page where you can build relationships friendships, share information, send out P2P contact details and gain insight from current users.

You will find the P2P Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pathways2progress

If you have a face book account, simply go to this page and click “Add As Friend” next to our name at the top of the page.

We also have a Myspace page at www.myspace.com/pathways2progress

If you have a myspace account, go to this  page and click add to friends.

Audit Commission inspection 2010

The Audit Commission Housing Inspectorate has recently carried out a short notice inspection of Kensington Housing Trust. Read more about the Audit Commission inspection 2010 here.

Kensington Housing Trust – Registered in England and Wales. Company number: 10550R