This webinar explores how managing voids efficiently and effectively can result in better outcomes for providers and the relationship with the tenants and communities they serve.
This webinar will explore how managing voids efficiently and effectively can result in better outcomes for providers and the relationship with the tenants and communities they serve.
This session will look at what government, local authorities, housing associations and charities are doing to help prevent refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, and those with no recourse to public funds (NRPF) from becoming homeless.
The past decade has seen a number of conflicts that have triggered humanitarian and refugee crisis across the world. Many Syrian, Afghani and Ukrainian refugees have arrived in the UK and Ireland seeking safety. The arrival of refugees brings with it challenges for housing providers to identify safe and secure accommodation for those fleeing their homeplace.
This session will explore what government, local authorities, housing associations and charities are doing to help provide appropriate accommodation and provision for refugees, migrants, asylum seekers and those with no recourse to public funds (NRPF).
This webinar covers the national context of affordable housing in the East Midlands region where you will discover the latest developments in housing policy and practice.
In this session you will hear more about strategic housing from a local authority representative and the changing approach to enabling delivery, as well as learning more about good practice and the challenges facing all those involved in delivering affordable housing in the region.
This event is exclusive to CIH members and is particularly relevant to those working in housing associations, local authorities, and partner organisations in the East Midlands and beyond.
This session will look at the key recommendations from the Better Social Housing Review and what housing providers can be doing to support next steps.
The Better Social Housing Review panel published its report in December, setting out a range of recommendations for the sector to consider.
This session will look at the key recommendations from the Better Social Housing Review and what housing providers can be doing to support next steps.
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Join asset management expert Richard Medley as he guides you through everything you need to know.
Asset Management is about so much more than just repairs and maintenance - but what does this commonly used term really mean and how can we do it well? The answer is that we need to actively involve people from across the whole organisation if we are going to tackle the raft of property investment challenges we face.
This event is exclusive to CIH members and will be particularly relevant to board chairs, board members, local authority councillors and those working in governance-related positions.
In this virtual event, you will:
This virtual event will focus on the CIH Professional Standards and how they can future proof the housing profession in Ireland.
The housing sector in Ireland is going through a period of unprecedented change. Here at CIH Ireland, we want to support our members and ensure they have the relevant skills, knowledge and expertise to face the future of housing and ultimately support their residents.
In this virtual event, you will:
Join us for the first episode of our new series
Welcome to the first episode of our new CIH podcast series, Doing it on purpose, hosted by CIH director of membership and business development, Josie Twinning.
In this podcast we’ll dive into conversations with women about work. It seeks to share stories, experiences, wisdom and all the messiness too. A space for women to belong, reflect and get lost in as we ‘find out who we are and do it on purpose’, these are words of the most rightly revered Dolly Parton.
In the first episode of the series, coinciding with International Women’s Day 2023, Josie sits down and speaks to Kate Still, former housing CEO/COO and founder of The Good Girl Survival Club, a development programme for women who want to survive and thrive at work. Their focus on transforming the understanding of cultural gender bias in organisations and individuals, plus the work they do to help women become their true selves is exactly why Kate has joined us our first guest.
Learn about the importance of setting the right culture and encouraging honest conversations within your organization.
The housing sector knows that it hasn’t always got this right, and with a new proactive consumer standard coming we all need to be thinking about how we build a ‘values-based’ approach with tenants and residents at the heart.
This session will provide an opportunity to explore what ‘good’ looks like when it comes to setting and sustaining a positive and open operating culture that promotes constructive challenge, empathetic response and ensures everyone has a voice.
Complaints can be a valuable resource if used effectively. This session will look at how resolving complaints well can improve your services and increase customer satisfaction.
Since the pandemic, there has been a sharp rise in complaints which we can see has remained from the 2022 Housing Ombudsman insight report. Complaints will also be one of the key indicators within the Tenant Satisfaction Measures and overall consumer standards.
In this Housing Management Masterclass, we’ll explore how to use complaints to achieve real improvements in services and customer satisfaction. You’ll hear the latest updates and best practice guidance from the Housing Ombudsman and housing providers who have taken measures to effectively handle complaints and improve tenant satisfaction.
Recent events have highlighted the importance of ensuring landlords are taking appropriate and timely action when responding to the occurrence of damp and mould in tenants’ homes.
This session will look at what registered housing providers should be doing to ensure legal compliance.
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This webinar will help you understand: