In this blog, Zhan McIntyre, SFHA Policy Lead, shares 10 housing questions you can ask your health and social care partnership.
The DWP announces that the managed migration pilot will begin in Harrogate, as it outlines how it will approach the task.
The DWP announces that the managed migration pilot will begin in Harrogate, as it outlines how it will approach the task.
Bruach Design and Consultancy support SFHA Home of the Future project.
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 all the latest news on our Innovation and Future Thinking Programme.
SFHA and Shelter published positive practice relating to first month rent flexibilities. Zhan McIntyre reflects on the evaluation and what this means going forward
Community integration event held.
Association achieves Gold Investors in People accreditation.
Mr Yousaf visited Blackwood’s Belses Gardens care home in Cardonald to see for himself the revolutionary impact the charity’s CleverCogs system is having on customers’ lives.
Disadvantaged families who can’t afford the costs of studying offered cash support by housing group.
Port of Leith Housing Association (PoLHA) has been recognised for its continued investment in equal opportunities, being ranked 63rd in the Top 100 UK Companies for promoting fairness, respect, equality, diversity, inclusion and engagement.
A Spring Family Fun Day has once again helped bring the community together in Castlemilk.
SFHA, together with its sister UK housing federations in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, is calling for six changes to be made to Universal Credit in order to improve the whole system for tenants and housing associations. SFHA has invited six guest bloggers to write about one of the #SixAsks. Today, Jennifer Soley, Customer Services Manager at Albyn Housing Society in the Highlands, explains why we need a system that matches tenant and landlord payment schedules.
SFHA, together with its sister UK housing federations in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, is calling for six changes to be made to Universal Credit in order to improve the whole system for tenants and housing associations. SFHA has invited six guest bloggers to write about one of the #SixAsks. Today, Catherine Louch, Housing Manager, Prospect Community Housing, Edinburgh, explains why, despite the DWP funding CAS to deliver the Help to Claim programme, funding for support and advice services must be increased to make sure people do not miss out on entitlement.
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