Join your host Liam Turner, CIH’s digital editor as he discusses the state of homelessness in the asylum and immigration system with his guest panel. This podcast welcomes Bridget Young, director at NACCOM and Kate Wareing, chief executive at Soha Housing.
Join us for a session hosted by the CIH Eastern regional group, as they look at the national picture of youth homelessness and how organisations in the East of England are supporting 16–25-year-olds presenting as homeless or at risk of homelessness.
As part of this session, hear from our expert panel who include a board member specialising in complaints, a senior leader shaping a strategic complaint culture, and a complaints team manager who works with the complaints data and insights.
Listen in to our latest podcast episode exploring the benefits of mentoring. Join host Jill Allcoat, CIH’s member engagement team manager as she explores the benefits of mentoring with two CIH members, Nigel Finney and Clare Tostevin.
Join us for the latest in our ‘Making the most of CIH membership’ series, where we will be looking at powerful examples of EDI (equality, diversity and inclusion) in leadership journeys.
Listen in to our latest podcast episode where we discuss the outlook for housing in 2025. Join host John Hannigan, as he is joined by our panel of board chairs from around the UK and Ireland to explore what the housing sector can expect to see this year.
Join us for an interactive workshop around safeguarding in Ireland
Join us as we explore the postponed implementation of the Procurement Act 2023 and seize this opportunity to get ahead.
Discover the risks and opportunities the Act presents for social landlords and gain practical insights into how your organisation can prepare for these changes.
With the new Procurement Act now set for February 2025, we will delve deeper into the crucial steps needed to ensure you are ready. Do not miss this essential guide to navigating the new landscape so you can stay ahead of the curve.
Organisation-wide change is required to address domestic abuse. Learn from those on that mission.
Making a Stand against domestic abuse goes beyond adjusting policies to remain compliant. For housing providers, this means sustained culture change, where domestic abuse is understood as a housing issue across the organisation.
Taking stock of the tenant satisfaction measures (TSMs): a view of the sector from its data – what it does well and what lessons it can learn.
This webinar is an opportunity to hear from the Regulator on what the first year of TSM data illustrates about the sector; what it does well and what needs improvement, and the view from landlords on their experience and learning from the first year of TSMs.