My career in housing and the importance of professionalism
Continuing our support of National Careers Week we chat with Brendan Morrissey CIHCM, assistant director of customer and communities, Clanmil Housing Group on his career in housing.
Housing is a great place to work
For National Careers Week, Trish Harrington Cert CIH, Abri, and vice chair of CIH professional standards committee, shares her passion for housing and being part of our CIH community.
Becoming your best self with mentoring
In celebration of National Careers Week, CIH regional manager Jill Allcoat chats with Lisa Ratcliffe, performance analyst from Aspire Housing to discuss how mentoring can unlock potential.
Building confidence and skills for the future with Phoenix
17-year-old Phoenix resident. Michael Frimpong shares how becoming part of the organisation's Youth Council has built skills and brought attention to issues impacting young people in the community.
Homelessness statistics should shock and shame the government into action
Hannah Keilloh discusses why the two sets of homelessness statistics released this week must be taken seriously.
Where next for housing education in Scotland?
In this new blog Callum Chomczuk, national director at CIH Scotland considers the future of professionalism for the housing sector in Scotland.
The experiences of LGBTQ+ people must sit at the heart of the action we take
Steve Hayes explains why you can’t be what you can’t see it is the role of all organisations to do everything they can to tackle lingering prejudice
Space to be proud 20 years on from Section 28
This LGBTQ+ history month, Rosie Hazeldine reflects on those who fearlessly protested Section 28, and gives advice on creating an inclusive culture in the office.
Improving digital skills with Phoenix
Phoenix Community Housing resident, Cleo Akbulut shares more about supporting residents in improving their digital skills after getting involved with their digital drop-in service.
Do the Renters Reform proposals do enough to make the private rented sector fit for the 21st century?
Sam Lister examines what's next for the private rented sector following the publication of the latest Levelling Up Committee's report.
Looking forward to a day when all love is equal
Hannah Harvey is looking forward to a day when all love is equal.
The fear of offending
This #InMyShoes blog by Pamela Leonce explores if the fear of offending is hampering diversity in housing. Discussing the simple changes we can make to be more racially aware and inclusive.
The ticking time bomb of temporary accommodation on a generation of children’s mental health
Hannah Keilloh provides a detailed analysis temporary accommodation examining the specific impact on children's mental health.
This is how we live our lives, out
Cat Halsan is proud to be part of making LGBT history this History Month.
Levelling Up: Inequality should not be inevitable
A year after the Levelling Up White Paper was published this blog explores the current funding mechanisms and what must be done to ensure transparency so that no place is left behind.
