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.
Three teams are leading our Innovation and Future Thinking Programme. The Home of the Future Team is having an Innovation Boot-Camp on 7 September where we will test a range of different innovation tools and agree an action plan. Look out for more updates here!
SFHA has formed a partnership with CSIC. The aim of the partnership is to promote innovation in development and asset management and to help housing associations with challenges such as energy efficiency and skills shortages in the construction industry.
Three teams are leading the Innovation and Future Thinking Programme. The Service Transformation Team is having an Innovation Boot-Camp on 23 August where we will test a range of different innovation tools and agree an action plan. Look out for more updates here!
Three teams are leading our Innovation and Future Thinking Programme. The Poverty and Impact Team is having an Innovation Boot-Camp on 17 August where we will test a range of different innovation tools and agree an action plan for the year ahead. Look out for updates here!
Funding call launched to help housing associations innovate and use modern methods of construction.
How digital is your housing association? Providing affordable and accessible internet provision for every tenant can still be a challenge.
A blog on Green Infrastructure by Ivan Clark, Scottish Natural Heritage.
Housing Innovation Factory, 22 January 2019, The Studio, Glasgow.
SFHA is helping to facilitate a sector-wide conversation on the future of housing services, to support collaboration, share perspectives and develop a sector-wide approach and resources for housing associations. Get involved!
‘Poverty and Impact’ projects continues as part of the SFHA Innovation and Future Thinking initiative.
A funding call for support for Modern Methods of Construction will be launched at the SFHA Development Forum on 22nd November.
Housing sector professionals are invited to one of four free events designed to raise awareness of the life-long impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
