Our events

Taking on your first role as a tenant or resident board member is an exciting, but sometimes daunting opportunity. So where do you begin, and what do you need to know to contribute with confidence and make a genuine difference?

As our communities grow more diverse, housing professionals are increasingly at the forefront of cultural integration. This webinar explores how shifting cultural landscapes are reshaping neighbourhoods — and what we can do to support tenants from all backgrounds. 

From October 2026 registered providers must ensure that they are compliant with a new outcome-based competency and conduct framework for social housing staff in England. Senior professionals overseeing social housing services must also have or be working towards an appropriate housing management qualification.

53 per cent of young professionals in housing don’t feel confident sharing their opinion. We want to change that!

Join us to explore the realities of housing officer burnout, and the experiences of those who have lived and breathed the role and learn how some organisations are taking steps to address the issue.

Together with providers, practitioners, sector colleagues and government leaders, TAI offers you the opportunity to share, engage and learn as well as network with professionals across Wales.

Housing Brighton is back in 2026: bigger, bolder, and built by you. You told us what you wanted from your conference for London and the South East, and we have listened.

In our latest webinar as part of CIH’s ‘Equality in Housing’ campaign, come along to hear about how housing professionals can help build community cohesion in their local communities.

Not every tenant speaks up — and that silence can be easy to overlook. But even when things seem fine, housing professionals have a responsibility to ensure every voice is heard, valued, and represented. 

How do we remove barriers and encourage tenants from ethnic minorities to fully engage with landlords and how can boards help change the landscape?