CIH policy and practice officer, Stephanie Morphew, provides an overview of the latest themes and developments for housing practitioners, following the latest address domestic abuse conference.
New chair John Hannigan on how he intends to support CIH as it goes from strength to strength and what his ambitions are for the wider sector.
Clanmil's Austin Kelly shares insight into the work they've been doing to tackle homelessness stereotypes and raise awareness of the issue.
Alma Sheren explores the key avenues through which the supported housing sector can secure greater support and certainty, and ultimately ensure it can continue to deliver its vital services.
Empty homes is a significant element of the housing crisis that is overlooked, writes Cath Mustafa, who shares insight into Yorkshire Housing's new approach to tackling the issue.
Liam Turner talks with Chris Marshall about how 1,600-home Railway Housing Association is adapting to the current policy environment and how it is setting itself up for the future.
Winter is coming, and energy bills have risen by 10 per cent this month. For over 20 million people who are already financially vulnerable in the UK, it’s likely to be tough.
Francesca Albanese, Director of Policy & Social Change at Crisis says that tackling the numbers of people in temporary accommodation must be a priority for any strategy to end homelessness
Poplar HARCA's Angel Boateng explains what diversity means to her and her organisation and why it's so important to celebrate Black History Month.
The phrase "I fell into housing" is familiar to many in housing. New CIH president Elly Hoult wants to see those four words banished to history.
The risks facing the sector in England have the potential to threaten the delivery of strategic objectives and the safety of tenants, the Regulator states in its 2024 risk report.
Miles Lanham recounts some key learnings from the recent CIH International Housing Group visit to Lille, hosted by homelessness specialist Abej Solidarite.
Kate Wareing, Chief Executive of Soha Housing, says with the right investment now, we could save a lot of money in the long run.
In this blog, CIH Scotland national director Callum Chomczuk reflects on the launch of a new project which will consider the actions needed to transform Scotland's housing system.
Since 2019, CIH Cymru alongside its ‘Back the Bill’ partners Tai Pawb and Shelter Cymru have been campaigning for the right to adequate housing to be enshrined in law.