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.

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About

Good quality housing management is central to providing homes and communities where people want to live. This community of practice enables local authority 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.

 

Key Content

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Improving tenant participation and scrutiny – best practice

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Using IoT to tackle fuel poverty

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Untangling evictions post Covid-19 – best practice

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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

Services

Publications and reports

Promoting tenancy sustainment

Scotland’s Housing Network is Scotland’s largest provider of benchmarking and data insights dedicated entirely to the Scottish social housing sector. This report presents a summary of the findings from a recent survey of members of the topic of evictions and tenancy sustainment.

Member Query – Allocations Policies – Kinship Carers – October 2024

Responses received to a recent member query on allocations policies regarding kinship carers, October 2024

Member Query – Promoting Mutual Exchanges – October 2024

Responses received to a recent member query on promoting mutual exchanges. October 2024

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