Here you will find all the discussed documents and presentations from each online Forum
With input from a group of SFHA members, SFHA governance guidance is being updated and refreshed.
In April 2021, the SFHA Model Entitlements, Payments and Benefits (EPB) Policy was updated. SFHA commissioned Linda Ewart to draft the revisions on our behalf. The update followed a comprehensive review process, which included: A survey of all SFHA members Consultation with a working group of SFHA members Input from the Scottish Housing Regulator
In April 2021, the SFHA and EVH Model Code of Conduct for Staff was updated. SFHA commissioned Linda Ewart to draft the revisions on our behalf. The update followed a comprehensive review process, which included: A survey of all SFHA members Consultation with a working group of SFHA members Input from the Scottish Housing Regulator Input from EVH SFHA would like to acknowledge and thank all who contributed to this process.
In April 2021, the SFHA Model Code of Conduct for Governing Body Members was updated. SFHA commissioned Linda Ewart to draft the revisions on our behalf. The update followed a comprehensive review process, which included: A survey of all SFHA members Consultation with a working group of SFHA members Further consultation with governing body member volunteers Input from the Scottish Housing Regulator SFHA would like to acknowledge and thank all who contributed to this process.
To help organisations such as housing associations prepare from the transition away from LIBOR (the London Interbank Offered Rate), an introductory guide has been published.
Within this article you will find copies of the documentation from the SFHA Finance Forums from 2021.
In March 2019, SFHA submitted a response to the Scottish Charity Law consultation. Scottish Government has issued a survey to follow up on some of the points in the original consultation, and SFHA has submitted a response.
Jo Armstrong will succeed Alastair MacNish who retires later this year.
TECH, HR and People, Communications, Finance, Housing Management and Property Repairs and Asset Management.
Chief Executive June Green discovered her passion for housing in 1978.
SFHA said it will will continue to make the case for investment in the social housing sector, holding the next Scottish Government to account regarding its members’ priorities.
New approach would cut energy bills by 34% and tackle fuel poverty
Quarterly briefing for SFHA members, produced in partnership with Homeless Network Scotland
Mr Adcook joined Osprey in 2011, becoming CEO in 2017. He will step down by the end of the year.
SFHA has restarted its quarterly magazine, Housing Scotland, in a digital format. Find out what's in the spring edition.
