We know how to end homelessness, so why haven't we done so already?
In this opinion piece originally published in The Herald, Jennifer Galbraith, Policy and practice officer at CIH Scotland discusses the challenges of ending homelessness in Scotland.
Time's up for temporary accommodation
Ashley Campbell examines the future of temporary accommodation in Scotland as the latest figures show that the number of households in temporary accommodation is increasing
Queens Cross reassures EU tenants over Brexit
In the lead up to Brexit, Queens Cross Housing Association outlines the steps they are taking to help their EU national tenants prepare.
Four simple ways to improve your tenants' health and wellbeing
A new guest blog for CIH Scotland, Dr Steve Rolfe from the University of Stirling and Dr Lisa Garnham from the Glasgow Centre for Population Health.
Sex for rent: The harsh reality of a broken housing market
As the Housing Woman Cymru campaign to end sex for rent. Katie from Merthyr Valleys Homes tell us the story of the sickening practice of people offering free rent in exchange for sex or sexual acts.
Surviving Economic Abuse
Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA) is the only national charity dedicated to raising awareness of economic abuse and transforming responses to it.
Open Doors - Reducing Inequality in the PRS
Open Doors is an innoviate Big Lottery funded project in partnership with Tai Pawb and RLA. This blog is by Nazia Azad-Warren.
Fire safety event summary
Leicester City Council hosted the 2019 East Midlands fire safety event.
'We hope this report helps to drive policy change to support tenants in the private rented sector'
Tyfu Tai Cymru's Private renting and mental health: a way forward, paint a clear picture that needs doing, says Matthew Norman, public affairs and policy officer Residential Landlords Association.
Mental health in the private rented sector
High-quality, stable housing is key to maintaining good mental health and vital for recovery from mental illness, says Glenn Page, senior policy and cfampaigns oficer at Mind.
Housing sector's role in helping to keep victims of domestic abuse safe
CIH President Jim Strang and Chief Executive of Scottish Women's Aid Marsha Scott examine the role of housing in helping to protect people experiencing domestic abuse
One hundred years of social housing: Should it now be a human right?
Matt Dicks director of CIH Cymru reflects on the history - and future - of social housing 100 years on from the historic Housing Act 1919.
When is a customer not a customer?
Linda Moir, former director of customer service at Virgin Atlantic talks about the importance of delivering excellent customer service in your organisation
Tyfu Tai Cymru launches Housing Voices report
Tyfu Tai Cymru, managed by CIH Cymru, has launched its Housing Voices report which brings together key information from regional forums held across Wales earlier this year.
Older people's housing in Scotland
CIH Scotland's national director Callum Chomczuk takes a look at the issue of older people's housing in Scotland and the need for more accessible housing
