Last year, we asked if your association really makes an impact, and the results are in!
The SFHA Innovation and Future Thinking Programme continues with 11 projects now underway, involving more than 60 people from across and out with the sector. Read on for everything you need to know about the Innovation and Future Thinking Programme.
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.
A report into councils’ Strategic Housing Investment Plans (SHIPs) commissioned by SFHA, Shelter Scotland and the Equality and Human Rights Commission in Scotland has now been published.
SFHA recently surveyed members regarding progress relating to the implementation of the SFHA/GWSF Model Publication Framework, and also asked for views on the potential extension of FOI to RSL subsidiaries.
SFHA send out a survey each month to collect data on how the Universal Credit rollout is going for our members.
With over 80 members, the SFN supports and represents social housing providers that provide factoring services across Scotland. SFN Members are invited to complete the SFN Survey 2017 - closing date 19 April 2017.
SFHA members are invited to complete the survey by 31 December 2020.
The Scottish Housing Regulator is inviting views and feedback on its proposals by Friday 15 January 2021.
Scottish Government initial guidance note on Scottish Secure Tenancies and use of electronic signatures.
The report is based on survey returns from SFHA members from January 2019-June 2020.
The Impact of Social Housing: Economic, Social, Health and Wellbeing was written by UK Collaborative Centre of Housing Evidence (CaCHE) and HACT for the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA), Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF), Public Health Scotland, and the Rural and Islands Housing Associations Forum (RIHAF).
Tradespeople can continue to carry out work such as installations and repairs.
By Cassandra Dove, SFHA Research Adviser.
By Cassandra Dove, SFHA Research Adviser.
