Attracting and retaining talent in a competitive jobs market
This blog discusses the lessons we can learn from other sectors to combat the skills shortage in housing in a highly competitive jobs market to attract and retain talent in housing.
Sponsoring Ukrainian refugees – what happens if sponsors pull out?
CIH policy advisor John Perry explores recent ONS stats indicating a quarter of households currently accommodating refugees under the Homes for Ukraine scheme want to pull out of it after six months,
Derwenthorpe - a modern garden village
Matt Lewer, vice-chair of the CIH Yorkshire and Humber regional group shares more about the recent tour of Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust's new development.
Be bold, be brave, be you… but don’t bend!
CIH member and North East group member, Laura Wood shares more about the recent Owning Your Future event.
An inspiring visit to Hightown Housing Association
CIH policy and practice officer Hannah Keilloh reflects on a recent trip to Hightown Housing Association to talk about their work in homelessness prevention.
Homelessness and the regulation of social housing - could housing associations be doing more?
David Bogle, Homes for Cathy chair and chief executive of Hightown Housing Association sets out a new proposal to help further prevent homelessness.
Effective leadership with the CIH professional standards
Paul Smith, chief executive of Elim Housing Association shares more about his discovery of the CIH professional standards and how he hopes they be used in the organisation and profession as a whole.
Using music to connect with people living with dementia
This new guest blog from Michael Timmons explains how Playlist for Life can support housing professionals to connect with tenants and customers who are living with dementia.
Harm Centred Approaches to Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)
Janine Green explores the impact anti-social behaviour (ASB) can have and why a harm centred approach to ASB case management is important.
Improving communities with a week of action
In this blog, Laura Dalton reflects on Staffs Housing’s first community week of action: The Big Green Summer Clean.
Feeling the heat
Rachael Williamson, head of policy and external affairs at CIH, explores what we can do ensure our homes cope with the extreme weather events caused by climate change.
Five effective anti-social behaviour case management principles
In a vlog for anti-social behaviour week 2022 Chris Grose talks about effective anti-social behaviour case management principles.
CIH recruits digital users to help shape their online user experience
As part of CIH’s plans to improve the online experience for users, CIH is looking for members to join their digital user group
Elevating housing in the programme for government will help tackle chronic shortages
Heather Wilson, policy manager at CIH Northern Ireland, sets out the importance of ensuring housing is prioritised in the next programme for the government.
Is there ‘hope’ for more social housing in the government’s Compulsory Purchase reform proposals?
Hannah Keilloh, policy and practice officer at CIH, considers the impact the government's Compulsory Purchase reform proposals will have on social housing
