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Charity Faces Inquiry as Services Transfer
22 May
Summary
- Camphill Milton Keynes will take over services from William Blake House.
- William Blake House is under a Charity Commission investigation.
- All staff and residents will transfer to ensure continuity of care.
Camphill Milton Keynes Communities has entered into a contract to acquire the services of William Blake House, a charity facing a financial inquiry. The Charity Commission opened a statutory inquiry into William Blake House in March due to serious concerns about potential financial mismanagement.
This transition is designed to ensure the safety and security of residents and staff. Camphill Milton Keynes Communities has stated that all current staff will be transferred, allowing them to continue supporting residents they know well. The charity aims to provide care with dignity and compassion, protecting people's homes and relationships.
The transfer is anticipated to be finalized within the next couple of months, pending regulatory approvals. This announcement follows recent inquiries into two other Northamptonshire-based charities that shared trustees with William Blake House.
