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Making a complaint or compliment

Tell us what you think of our service Who can make a complaint? All of our customers: Residents People applying for a home from us Homeowners People using our support services Others who may be affected by what we do. How can I tell you what I think of the service? We want you to tell us when: We fail to deliver a service You're unhappy with the standard of our service or a service delivered on our behalf by another company, for example, a maintenance contractor You're unhappy with our response when you request a service You're unhappy with our attitude or behaviour, or a member of staff from a company acting on our behalf You're unhappy about our policies or how they've been used You feel you've had a really good service. How do I make a complaint? You can make a complaint in any way you choose: In person Email Letter Phone Fax Website.

Complaints can be made to any member of staff. Try and speak to the person you would normally deal with, or contact the Customer Contact Team. They'll be able to help or direct you to the right person. The person who'll deal with your complaint will be known as your Case Officer. What if I need help making a complaint? We'll ask if you need any support so you're fully able to make a complaint. Complaints procedure Stage One When you contact us to make a complaint you'll be allocated a Case Officer who'll investigate and take action to resolve your complaint. Stage Two Complaints Review Panel If you're unhappy with the outcome at Stage One, your complaint will be passed on to a Senior Manager who'll be your Case Review Officer. They'll speak to you to review the issue, and see if a resolution can be reached. If not, you can ask us to arrange for a Review Panel to look at the findings of Stage One and consider any further information. The Review Panel is made up of people who haven't had any previous involvement in your complaint. You're encouraged to attend the Review Panel meeting. Stage Three: External If you're unhappy with the outcome at Stage Two, we'll tell you what options you have to take your complaint to an external body. This can be a recognised Designated Person or Panel set up to review complaints in your local area including local councillors and MPs, as well as the Housing Ombudsman Service. When a complaint has been through stage one and two of our process, we won't discuss or consider it further unless asked to by a Designated Person or the Housing Ombudsman. Compliments Compliments about our service are important to us. They help us to know when we've got things right. So if you feel we've done something well, we'd love to know.

Service standards our promise to you We promise to: Make it easy for you to complain or give us a compliment Give you a named case officer when you make a complaint Fully investigate your complaint Try to resolve your complaint as quickly as possible Offer you extra support if you need it, for example with interpreting Let you know what to do next if you re not satisfied with the outcome of your complaint. How we ll do it. We ll: Make sure all staff are trained on how to make and resolve a complaint Take you seriously Listen to understand your concerns and preferred outcome Agree clear actions and timescales for investigating and resolving your complaint Keep you informed of progress Share learning from your experiences across our organisation to ensure we get it right first time in the future Share learning from complaints across the organisation to make sure we get it right first time Publish information on complaints and compliments annually. Our full Complaints and Compliments Policy is available on our website If you'd like us to send you a copy please call the Customer Contact Team.

Why this is important We treat all complaints seriously. Whatever happens we want to learn what has gone wrong so we can change how we work and improve our service to you. What to do if things don t improve If you're still unhappy, speak to our Customer Contact Manager who'll investigate using the complaints procedure A copy of the complaints procedure is available on our website or we can send you a copy if you request it.

Get in touch talktous@knightstone.co.uk Weston Gateway Business Park, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset BS24 7JP T: 08458 729729 If you need this information in another format please contact us. April 2016 This document is printed on 100% recycled paper