Our Senior Team
Cym D’Souza
Chief Executive
Cym D’Souza became Chief Executive of Arawak Walton Housing Association in 1998. Cym is a qualified Chartered Accountant.
Cym sits on the Strategic Housing Partnerships in Manchester, Trafford and Stockport.
She is currently Chair of BMENational which is the umbrella forum for over 35 BME housing associations which aims to promote equality and diversity in the provision of housing and support serves. It works under the banner of the National Housing Federation.
She is a member of the advisory group for the North West Housing Forum and the Greater Manchester Providers (Chief Executives) Forum.
She has been a member of the Greater Manchester Police Ethics Committee since 2014.
Chief Executive
Cym D’Souza became Chief Executive of Arawak Walton Housing Association in 1998. Cym is a qualified Chartered Accountant.
Cym sits on the Strategic Housing Partnerships in Manchester, Trafford and Stockport.
She is currently Chair of BMENational which is the umbrella forum for over 35 BME housing associations which aims to promote equality and diversity in the provision of housing and support serves. It works under the banner of the National Housing Federation.
She is a member of the advisory group for the North West Housing Forum and the Greater Manchester Providers (Chief Executives) Forum.
She has been a member of the Greater Manchester Police Ethics Committee since 2014.
Chris Page
Operations Director
Chris’s housing life started as a volunteer in a Young Unemployed persons Housing Co-operative in Bolton. However, that was 30 years ago and in the intervening years he has been involved in regeneration projects and developing and managing housing for students, the elderly, families and for women fleeing domestic violence.
Also along the way Chris completed degrees at Bachelor and Master level and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Housing. “I have always seen social housing as a movement to provide affordable housing for people in which all parties have a mutual interest into which it is worth investing energy and passion.”
Operations Director
Chris’s housing life started as a volunteer in a Young Unemployed persons Housing Co-operative in Bolton. However, that was 30 years ago and in the intervening years he has been involved in regeneration projects and developing and managing housing for students, the elderly, families and for women fleeing domestic violence.
Also along the way Chris completed degrees at Bachelor and Master level and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Housing. “I have always seen social housing as a movement to provide affordable housing for people in which all parties have a mutual interest into which it is worth investing energy and passion.”
