SFHA’s new policy lead, Eileen McMullan joined the organisation at the end of last month. She will play a lead role in representing members’ housing-related interests in health, social care and homelessness, housing with care and support and social security. Here she looks at the implications for housing of the Feeley Independent Review of Adult Social Care.
Jointly facilitated with Homeless Network Scotland, this free webinar, ‘A safe place to stay’, will allow you to learn more about no recourse to public funds status and housing associations and co-operatives' key role in supporting those who it affects.
SFHA’s Programme Support Co-ordinator, Gemma Connell, discusses why kindness is the foundation of a successful organisation and can help tackle the challenges we face today.
Stock in the shop is made up of high-quality surplus food and household goods from supermarkets and other stores.
SFHA’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Resource is a range of tools that will help members prepare a strategy and policy to ensure that they are compliant and competent when considering Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion.
SFHA's Housing Changes Lives campaign is highlighting why it’s vital that all political parties commit to investing in the social housing sector because of the impact that housing associations and co-operatives' homes and services have on tenants' lives.
Property Repairs and Asset Management, TECH, HR & People, East Scotland Finance and West Scotland Finance.
The pledge aims to raise awareness of the social economy among election candidates and political parties.
