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This webinar will cover how social landlords are wrapping services around households to improve the wellbeing of tenants, and working with partners to improve health.
This essential briefing explores the newly published Future Homes Standard and its impact on the housing sector. We examine the critical balance between meeting the upcoming 2027 regulations and maintaining development viability.
How do we remove barriers and encourage tenants from ethnic minorities to fully engage with landlords and how can boards help change the landscape?
Numbers are limited due to the venue, and once bookings reach 60, additional registrations will be placed on a waiting list. Please note lunch will be available for all attendees upon arrival.
Be equipped, feel supported, be inspired. Join fellow housing professionals for a dynamic CIH member networking event at the iconic Aston Villa Football Club.
How are organisations really getting to grips with the competence and conduct regulatory requirements? Join us for an open, practical session sharing what’s working, what’s not, and what good looks like in practice.
Explore the vital role front-facing housing professionals play in delivering homes, supporting communities, and ensuring successful housing outcomes.
The Housing Community Summit brings together thousands of housing professionals, stakeholders, politicians and residents under one roof in Liverpool.
The Competency and Conduct Standard will place clear responsibilities on boards to ensure their organisations can demonstrate that staff have the necessary skills, knowledge, experience and behaviours to deliver a good quality service to tenants – now is the time to prepare.
Climate change is accelerating the frequency, duration, and intensity of extreme weather events like flooding, heatwaves, and wildfires. Boards have a vital role to play in ensuring their organisations are prepared for the harms these events can cause for homes and residents, but where do they start and how can they begin to understand the risks?