14 Nov 2025
Scotland Housing Awards 2025 winners announced
The winners of the Chartered Institute of Housing’s (CIH) Scotland Housing Awards have been announced at a special ceremony at the Double Tree by Hilton Glasgow Central on Friday 14 November 2025.
The Scotland Housing Awards recognise the remarkable teams and dedicated professionals who demonstrate a real commitment to the housing sector, delivering vital services and support to communities throughout the nation.
Tenant Communication Profile by Paragon Housing Association
Kill, Prevent, Protect by ng Homes in partnership with Insite Specialist Services
Hospital to Home – Housing Support for Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Patients by Housing Options Scotland in partnership with The Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit
Oakwood Edge, Mayfield by Lovell Parternships Limited in partnership with Melville Housing Association
Scrutiny Panel Environmental Thematic review by Wheatley Group
Leading with values and responding to challenge in the PRS by Homes for Good (Scotland) CIC
Calton Village by Wheatley Group in partnership with McTaggart Construction
BHA - Realising the power of home by Berwickshire Housing Association
Empowered People - Exceptional Results by Hanover Scotland
Building a Fairer Falkirk: Tackling Poverty to Improve Health and Wellbeing by Falkirk Council
Housing First for Families - deliver life-changing outcomes for some of Scotland’s most vulnerable families by Riverside Scotland
Japp Gardens by Falkirk Council in partnership with Falkirk Council Health & Social Care Partnership
Kelvin Court Energy Efficiency Retrofit by Hanover Scotland
Children's Champion Project by North Lanarkshire Council in partnership with Social Work, Health, Income Maximisation & Benefit teams, Simon Community Scotland, Employability Support/Skills Development Scotland (Roots)
Connor Murphy - South Lanarkshire Council
Diana MacLean - Riverside Scotland
Tenant Participation Team - North Lanarkshire Council
Mia Hastings - Kingdom Housing Association
Alice Davis-Digges
All 113 shortlisted entries for the Scotland Housing Awards have been included in our 2025 Good Practice Compendium – a vital guide to the very latest in good practice. Bringing together inspiration, ideas, and innovation, the Good Practice Compendium helps professionals and tenants across the sector work together to create a future where everyone has a place to call home.
Commenting on the 2025 award winners, CIH Scotland national director Callum Chomczuk said: “My heartfelt congratulations to all our award winners and nominees. Once again, we have acknowledged an extremely high standard in these awards and that reflects the innovation and dedication across the housing sector in Scotland.
"The Scotland Housing Awards and the Good Practice Compendium continue to be at the heart of CIH Scotland‘s commitment to sharing good practice and building a community of housing professionals who go above and beyond to make a difference to all of our lives.”
