SFHA summary of Scottish Government guidance on what criteria is acceptable/unacceptable to stipulate for Mid-Market Rent allocations. September 2023.
Within this article you will find copies of the documentation from the SFHA Housing Management and Community Investment Forums from 2023.
Here you will find all the discussed documents and presentations from each Forum
Here you will find all the discussed documents and presentations from each online Forum
SFHA is to publish guidance on the Section 11 process, which is the product of a collaboration between Housing Associations and Local Authorities in the North of Scotland.
As poppies are put away for another year, Zhan McIntyre, Policy Lead encourages social housing providers to think about what they can do to support
SFHA Housing Management Conference Programme published.
Fire safety is everyone's business. While there has been a focus on the physical attributes of fire safety recently, there is much housing management teams can do to help keep customers and tenants safe. Zhan McIntyre provides a short update on developments relating to fire safety that may be of interest to Housing Management professionals.
Earlier this month, SFHA hosted an info session for members on the rent adjudication reforms that are currently in Parliament.
Mid-Market Rent (MMR) provided by our members continue to be affected by the Scottish Government’s incoming Private Rental Sector (PRS) reforms because the Private Rental Tenancies that underpin them.
27 March 2024, The Studio, Glasgow
Join us for a day of debate, discussion, and practice sharing around these topics and much more.
Produced in partnership with Homeless Network Scotland
More support is needed to tackle 'housing emergency' in rural Scotland
The results complement a member working group on the issue to inform SFHA’s discussions with Scottish Government around temporary accommodation reduction action plans.
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.
