resident engagement

As Black History Month draws to a close, PA Housing’s Robert Greene explains why he wants black history to be seen as an integral part of British history.

whg says it recognises that many illnesses are not necessarily fixed by medication, and that sometimes people just need the contact of others.

Ongo has completed the final phase of its Westcliff regeneration project, bringing the housing provider’s total number of homes to 10,000.

Annemarie Roberts shares how Golding Homes swerved a knockout blow from COVID-19 by reacting, adapting, and fighting back as a community.

ForHousing has concluded its development of 15 one-bed apartments in Salford, all of which have are for those who have been previously homeless.

Broadacres has coped quite well with COVID-19, thanks in part to a fortuitous run-through of a pandemic scenario just last year, as Chris Fawcett explains.

Unemployment and divorce had both taken a toll on Wayne Hutton’s mental health – that was until he got involved with the Riverside Employment team.

Ongo’s Viking Centre is celebrating five years in action as the organisation joins the government’s Kickstart scheme to create jobs for young people.

Bashir Uddin has been successful in securing funding from the National Lottery for Bangla Housing Association’s COVID Advice Project.

Martyn Hague explains how ForHousing is listening to tenants and why it is making some major changes to the way it approaches complaints.