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The Chartered Institute of Housing is the independent voice for housing and the home of professional standards
The government is making sweeping changes to the welfare and benefits system.
Read essential information about welfare reform and see how we are helping to support organisations to prepare for the changes.
The facts about welfare reform and the key dates to watch out for in 2013
Direct payments demonstration projects learning network, join the network to keep up to date with the lessons learnt by the demonstration projects
Focus on: welfare reform - article first published in March/April 2013 issue of Conversations Inspired by Housing
Benefit cap struggling to meet its aims, CIH research shows
The benefit cap: what we know so far, a blog from Abigail Davies, CIH assistant director of policy and practice
CIH comment on 'bedroom tax' judgement
Read our guest blog from Sue McCafferty of campaign group We are Spartacus
Bedroom tax is a cut not a reform, CIH Scotland tells UK Parliament
CIH position statement on funding for housing related support
Briefings
How do I help tenants into work? November 2013Subscription
How do I help tenants move to another home? October 2013
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Experiences and effects of the benefit cap in Haringey October 2013
How do I make sure tenants pay their rent October 2013Subscription
How to support households affected by the benefit cap October 2013
Tools
Welfare reform impact tool
Webinars
Understanding the latest changes to housing and council tax benefit
Events
Universal credit - lessons so far Cambridge 5, December
Training courses
Rent arrears cases after the welfare reforms London, 15 January 2014
Sam Lister leads on welfare reform
024 7685 1799
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