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We will be bringing together the social housing sector’s biggest stakeholders, most influential politicians, and housing leaders and practitioners from across the country to debate and shape the future of social housing at this conference.
How we talk about homes matters. We all have power as communicators to tell a story about homes that builds public understanding and support for solutions to make our housing system better. More dates available.
Join us for a vibrant gathering of young professionals in the housing sector, offering a unique opportunity to connect with peers, share experiences, and build lasting relationships that will support your growth as a future leader in the industry.
Our population is ageing but life expectancy and healthy living is actually reducing - are we delivering the appropriate adaptations people need to live well?
The Housing Ombudsman released its new spotlight report on Repairing Trust on 29 May.
In this webinar, members of the Housing Ombudsman’s research team will present the findings of the report and take your questions about it.
Join us to explore the impact the ageing construction sector is having on housing developments, and what we can do to modernise the workforce.
In the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy and the findings of the Hackitt review, the Building Safety (Wales) Bill proposes wide ranging changes to building safety in Wales.
Equipping housing professionals with trauma-informed, evidence-based techniques to support residents with hoarding disorder and foster sustainable behaviour change.
In the housing sector, we do more than provide homes - we create opportunities, build communities and make a real difference to people's lives. There’s a place for everyone in housing, whether you are just starting out or are looking to change or progress in your career.
The social housing sector is undergoing significant change, with a renewed focus on sustainability and net zero. This session explores how embedding Carbon Literacy training can help tackle common misconceptions about climate change while shaping a more inclusive housing sector.