The measures set out are in response to the Temporary Accommodation Task and Finish Group’s recommendations to Ministers on reducing the use of temporary accommodation.
The new development offers a range of homes, including apartments, terraced houses, cottage flats and townhouses, and has retained the welcoming community feel that residents previously cherished.
The consultation sought views on local taxation of second homes and long-term empty properties to support the Scottish Government’s Housing to 2040 strategy and a fairer housing agenda.
With the Scottish Government consulting on changes to its National Outcomes Framework – which sets its long-term policy priorities – SFHA has joined a coalition of organisations who have united to urge ministers to make the provision of adequate housing a key test of Scotland’s progress towards becoming a fairer, healthier, more successful country.
Link has Investing in Volunteers status, which recognises the management and support given to our volunteers, including a comprehensive induction and role-specific training.
SFHA’s External Affairs Coordinator helps us represent Scotland’s housing associations and co-operatives, building strong relationships with politicians and policymakers to help our members achieve their potential.
The research highlights the need to promote housing support given its important role prevention and delivery of positive outcomes for a whole range of people with support needs.
Earlier this week, SFHA held a positive and constructive meeting with Maree Todd, Minister for Social Care, Mental Wellbeing and Sport, on the need for housing to be more integrated into the forthcoming National Care Service.
