SFHA requests members' case studies on Universal Credit to inform future lobbying.
There has for some time run monthly surveys of of members in an attempt to gauge the impact of Universal Credit on housing association and cooperatives and their tenants. It is now additionally asking members to provide case studies where there have been significant issues in the way individual cases have been dealt with.
Housing associations and co-operatives are subject to requests under the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004. SFHA, in conjunction with TC Young, produced a briefing in 2015 regarding these requirements, and has highlighted a case study from within the sector of dealing with EIR requests in practice.
A webinar is being held on Friday October 28th on the subject of making effective use of the Knowledge Hub across the frontline financial inclusion sector.
SFHA Member Forums are one of the ways SFHA supports members. SFHA members who offer supported housing met on the 13 March to discuss key issues.
Wheatley Group's Ignite graduate training programme welcomes sixteen new graduates to the two-year programme.
Public Health Scotland would like to build on its suite of case studies.
Paul Sutherland, Head of Infor Sales at Kick ICT, shares his case study on the joint project with Viewpoint Housing Association.
Michael McLaughlin, SFHA Impact Team, says in a year that has seen unprecedented challenges for the social housing sector, both for tenants and landlords, the importance of the sector being able to measure and demonstrate its value, as well as the need for significant investment from the next Scottish Government’s Affordable Housing Programme, cannot be overestimated.
Energystore looks at its work on tenements.
The Scottish Land Commission report sets out six recommendations to deliver more rural homes and create better places.
Now available online for SFHA members.
Govanhill Housing Association has appointed Glasgow-based contractor CCG (Scotland) Ltd for a comprehensive tenement repairs contract that will see up to 16 properties benefit from major internal and external improvements and repairs.
