Meet the Team! We have a new team member to introduce to you, as it’s always lovely to put a face to a name. You may well be speaking to Kelly, who has joined our office team. “I have recently joined Lofty Heights and would like to introduce myself; my name is Kelly Murphy and my…
Partnership Working Lofty Heights and Stepping Home East There is often a lot of talk about partnership working, it’s usually just an umbrella term for the VCSE network to provide free work to statutory services. However, Lofty Heights is very good at playing with others, we have excellent relationships with many organisations. This month I…
The end of an era Christmas time saw the end of an era as our very own Olive Quinton gracefully stepped down as CEO to take her well earned retirement. Covid took a final bite at our plans to say a grand farewell, meaning that we had to downsize our party to keep everyone safe.We…
It has been another topsy turvy year but we thank you all for your patience. We hope to see you all in the new year. Our Christmas hours: Our office is closed from the 24th December. We will reopen on the 4th January. If you have anything urgent, please leave a message on 01473 345301…
In this section, you’ll find all of our throwback’s over the years. We have come a long way over these past 9 years and we’ve only just begun. EADT Feature 2017. Back in 2017, we were featured in the East Anglian Daily Times for our decluttering service, it’s lovely to see how far we have…
We are so excited to learn that we have been granted funding from ‘We’re Hopestead’ Charitable Trust. For many years here at Lofty Heights CIC we have wanted to explore and support individuals living in hoarded homes to look at the reasons behind their hoarding behaviour and to help them identify for themselves, the support…
Our founding CEO, Olive Quinton, spoken to Luke Deal from Radio Suffolk about the increase in people with hoarding issues since the beginning of the pandemic. Olive explained that it is often traumatic life events, such as bereavement that cause people to hoard. These people often have mental health issues such as depression which they…
Radio Suffolk have featured the story of a man who we helped after emergency services had to rescue him from an upstairs window as there was no safe route to get the hoarder out because of the amount of clutter in his home. The aim of the feature is to raise awareness of the issue…
