The SFHA has formed a partnership with CSIC. The aim of the partnership is to promote innovation in development and asset management and to help housing associations with challenges such as energy efficiency and skills shortages in the construction industry.
The challenge of repairing and maintaining mixed tenure tenements is becoming an increasing issue for housing associations. This article provides an update on work to make it easier for landlords and owners to carry out common repairs.
The Scottish Government has consulted on proposed changes to building standards, including plans to require fire sprinklers in all new build flats. The SFHA consulted widely with members before responding.
SFHA have developed a template letter and leaflet to help you communicate changes to the Scottish Secure Tenancy to you tenants.
Three teams are leading our Innovation and Future Thinking Programme. The Home of the Future Team is having an Innovation Boot-Camp on 7 September where we will test a range of different innovation tools and agree an action plan. Look out for more updates here!
On 23 August the Service Transformation Team held an Innovation Boot-Camp. Find out what we got up to here!
On 7 September the Home of the Future Team held an Innovation Boot-Camp. Read this to find out what we got up to!
The Home of the Future Team complied evidence to inform our work. Read it here.
By signing up to the Make a Stand pledge, Langstane has made four focused commitments to provide support to those experiencing domestic abuse.
Housing sector professionals are invited to one of four free events designed to raise awareness of the life-long impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
Take this four minute survey to tell us about your funding situation for adaptations.
SFHA has produced this guidance to assist its members in their approach to succession planning for and recruitment to their governing bodies.
While Storm Ali disrupted travel across the country, Kingdom staff visited developments throughout East Fife.
SFHA represents members at the New Scots Housing Sub-group. This group is co-charied by the Scottish Government and COSLA and brings third sector support organisations and landlords to improve housing outcomes for refugees.
Kicking off the action plan are three projects on poverty and impact, which will be delivered by team members over a six week period.
The partnership aims to create a strategic relationship between the two organisations and a supporting programme of activities.
