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HomeMaster: Change doesn't happen overnight, it takes time

HomeMaster was the Carbon Consultancy sponsor at SFHA's Finance Conference which took place on 16 and 17 November. 

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Supporting your HR department through Strathclyde Business School

In her blog post, Karen Morrison, Programme and External Links Manager at Strathclyde Business School, introduces the idea of SFHA members working with University of Strathclyde Business School students by supporting a project.   

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To the Edges We Must Go

In her blog post ahead of our Finance Conference, taking place on 16 and 17 November at Crieff Hydro, Alex Barker explores the idea of being 'more pirate' and how the shift in mindset can be applied by individuals and organisations. 

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A Fair Fortnight?

As world leaders at COP26 explore effective solutions to mitigate the climate emergency, in their blog post, Donnie Mackay and Laura Campbell at Lochalsh & Skye Housing Association discuss the ways we can try to resolve some of the barriers hindering a just transition in Scotland. 

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Proposals for National Care Service for Scotland

In her blog, SFHA Policy Lead Eileen McMullan talks about the proposals for a National Care Service (NCS), following the conclusion of the consulation process. 

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Webinar for SFHA members: How can housing providers use the power of data to improve service delivery?

On October 13, Plentific will be joining the SFHA for a webinar to discuss how resident service and satisfaction can be enhanced through the use of repairs, maintenance and compliance technology.

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How can mobility hubs benefit the Scottish housing sector?

SFHA Associate CoMoUK's Senior Development Officer Mark Dowey discusses the social, economic and environment benefits of mobility hubs in his short blog. 

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Seeing as others see is key to designing for dementia

With ever-growing numbers of people affected by dementia, there is expanding evidence showing the impact of physical environment on wellbeing. Whilst legislation sets out design principles; in reality, seeing as others see and designing with empathy are key to effective design.

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