The new Osprey flat is on the ground-floor and — along with other flats in the development — features full level access, wheelchair-accessible doors, and a wet floor shower room.
Ms Robison joined Wheatley Group Chair Jo Armstrong, Wheatley Group Chief Executive Steven Henderson and Wheatley Homes East board member Judith McGlashan for a tour of Almondvale Court in Livingston town centre.
The development will be Cunninghame Housing Association’s first ever modular housing project and is the largest low-rise modular housing development in Scotland.
The cost of living crisis is a key issue that Fife Housing Group want to continue to address in its events and other activities.
Elderpark has been distributing 300 festive food bags to tenants in need.
Their homes form part of the first phase of social landlord Osprey's Johnshaven investment.
The new Wheatley homes will be a mix of two to four-bedroom houses, and one, two and three-bedroom flats, with 19 homes suitable for wheelchair users.
Each home will be adaptable and include a range of benefits such as lift access, remotely controlled automated functions, and digital care and housing systems – all aimed at helping people to live as independently as possible.
