Housing Management for Local Authorities
Our communities of practice are a group of like minded professionals that work (or have an interest in) an area of housing practice.
About
Good quality housing management is central to providing homes and communities where people want to live. This community of practice enables members to come together and consider what the future of housing management looks like.
This community of practice explores the tools, skills and processes you need to deliver modern and forward looking services that your communities want and need.
Who is it for
This community of practice is for LA members and will meet four times per year. Two of these will be in collaboration with the RSL Housing Management Community of Practice.
Key Content
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Improving tenant participation and scrutiny – best practice
2
Using IoT to tackle fuel poverty
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Untangling evictions post Covid-19 – best practice
4
A harm centred approach to Anti-social behaviour
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Digital by design – best practice
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Building a digital customer experience
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Cyber security
Services
Latest News
Housing (Scotland Bill) Call for Views
Pension Age Disability Payment to be piloted from October 2024 in Scotland
Scottish Government publishes Scottish Discretionary Housing Payment Guidance Manual
Publications and reports
East Dunbartonshire Council presentation – Approaches to Allocations session – April 2024
Member Responses – Allocations Policies – April 2024
SHN Voids and Relets Survey Report (Local Authorities) – March 2024
Past Events
Approaches to Allocations discussion session
Housing Management for Local Authorities
Housing for Varying Needs, Consultation Workshop
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