The CIH presidential campaign of Jo Richardson, Homeful explores housing-led approaches to resolve and prevent homelessness.
The CIH presidential campaign of Lara Oyedele, In my shoes seeks to raise awareness of the importance of racial diversity in the housing sector, drawing on Lara’s lived experience of the housing sector and racial adversity.
The CIH presidential campaign of Jill Murray BA FCIH, Be EPIC makes sure that no matter who you are, home is the place where everything begins and if you work hard, you can achieve anything you want, no matter where you come from.
The CIH presidential campaign of Elly Hoult, CHOOSE HOUSING seeks to raise awareness of the career opportunities in housing. The campaign focuses on encouraging greater diversity in the sector and inspiring more people to pursue housing as a career of choice.
The CIH presidential campaign of Aileen Evans, shine a light was launched with mental health charity Mind, to help housing organisations raise their game on mental health.
Originally a CIH presidential campaign and relaunched due to its success, make a stand campaigns for the housing sector to do more to tackle domestic abuse. The pledge gives housing organisations the opportunity to sign up to make four focused, but easily deliverable commitments.
