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⏰ Share with Purpose Alert ⏰ Earlier this week Ben Cox shared our latest blog in the Share with Purpose series. He sat down with Aaron Cue from L&Q to talk all about digital inclusivity! 🗣️ 📖 Please have a read and let us know what your key takeaways are! Make sure you are following Recruit with Purpose for all things Social Housing. 🥳 #sharewithpurpose #supportsocialhousing #inculsion #socialhousing

Do you know that we have a wide range of resources online for residents and landlords? We have recently updated the Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) fact sheet online for residents. This fact sheet explores: - Complaints and reports of anti-social behaviour - What is anti-social behaviour? - What is a formal complaint? - What should my landlord do if I report anti-social behaviour? - Other options available to you Please share this resource with your networks. https://ow.ly/NmmM50U7O7i #ukhousing #MakingCommunitiesSafer #ASBAwarenessWeek

Looking to boost resident engagement? Enhancing social wellness in senior living communities requires a strategic approach. Development initiatives can play a crucial role in creating environments that foster meaningful connections and enrich residents' lives. Learn how thoughtful community design and amenities can enhance social interactions and wellbeing for seniors: https://nuvi.me/z4v4cg #seniorliving #seniorlivingdevelopment #residentengagement

The Rethink Community model focuses on connecting tenants before they even move in, creating a sense of belonging from the start. This proactive approach fosters stronger communities. Watch the full interview to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eGHdg8Ah #SustainableLiving #CohousingUK #AFairerSociety #CommunityLiving

🏡 Today the Regulator of Social Housing shared the finalised consumer standards. 🌟 Reading the new standards, in particular the Transparency, Influence and Accountability standard, the key words and focus that initially jumped out to me are: - ·      fair and equitable outcomes for tenants ·      holding landlords to higher standards of accountability ·      empowering tenants with meaningful opportunities to shape policies and services. This is what we were expecting to hear, and this shift positively aims to build more trust and confidence between landlord and tenants. 🔍 More Insights to follow as we unpack the details and understand what landlords will need to do to meet the new requirements. think together #SocialHousing #TenantEmpowerment #RegulationUpdate

WHY IS A PERSON CENTRED APPROACH IMPORTANT WHEN MAXIMISING THE PROGRESSION OF SUPPORT FOR OUR RESIDENTS? A person-centred approach is crucial in supported living for several reasons: 👉Individual Needs and Preferences: It focuses on the unique needs, preferences, and goals of each tenant, ensuring that support is tailored to them rather than a one-size-fits-all solution. 👉Empowerment and Autonomy: By involving tenants in decision-making, they feel empowered and more in control of their lives, which can enhance their motivation and engagement in the support process. 👉Holistic Support: This approach considers all aspects of a tenant’s life, including emotional, social, and physical needs, leading to more comprehensive support. 👉Improved Outcomes: When support aligns with a person’s aspirations, it can lead to better outcomes in terms of satisfaction, wellbeing, and independence. 👉Building Relationships: A person-centred approach fosters strong relationships between tenants and support staff, creating a trustful and supportive environment. 👉Flexibility: It allows for adjustments to support as tenants’ needs change over time, ensuring that support remains relevant and effective. Overall, prioritising the individual's perspective in supported living enhances their quality of life and promotes meaningful progress. Want to know more about us and how we adopt a person centred approach to some of the most vulnerable people in society? ☎01229 260 444 #personcentred #supportedhousing #supportedliving #domesticviolence #tacklinghomelessness #northwestengland

Currently heading to the House of Lords for a Parliamentary Reception marking the launch of the Manchester Social Housing Commission's first policy briefing: "Why We Need Sustainable Homes for Social Rent: An Agenda for Change." This pivotal briefing highlights an urgent need for action to address Manchester's housing challenges, with a detailed report to follow soon. It sets out five key recommendations for national government to drive meaningful change: 1️⃣ Reinvest in social rent. 2️⃣ Reform planning to prioritize sustainable social rent within affordable housing delivery. 3️⃣ Rethink the Right to Buy policy 4️⃣ Retrofit long-term empty homes, creating sustainable social rental options. 5️⃣ Embed community voice and ownership at the heart of the planning system. It’s a privilege to support this vital conversation as a Commissioner, aiming to create housing that meets both social and environmental needs. Together, we can build a future where everyone, who needs it, has access to a sustainable, affordable (social rented) home. #SocialHousing #Sustainability #PolicyForChange #AffordableHousing https://lnkd.in/erD6NFwD

🏡 Inclusive Housing: A Thought for Landlords 🌍 As landlords, we have the power to make a real difference in our communities. Providing homes to key workers, families, and vulnerable individuals isn’t just about filling properties—it’s about fostering diversity and inclusivity. Partnering with the right organisations can create thriving, supportive communities. I’ve been reflecting on how we can all contribute to this positive change while enjoying the peace of mind that comes with long-term, guaranteed rental income. What are your thoughts on how housing can shape our communities? #InclusiveHousing #CommunityImpact #LandlordLife #DiversityMatters #BuildingCommunities #PropertyManagement

Fabulous to see so many people at the Devon & Plymouth Chamber City Conversations event yesterday. Our very own Anna Peachey presented Plymouth Charter's work on social value and area demographic insights, built to widen the benefits of social value initiatives across the city. Now we are keen to work with local businesses to develop their social value sweet spot! 🤝 We can help you pinpoint the areas where your business can have the greatest impact. By leveraging local data and insights, we'll work with you to: 🎯 Define impactful outcomes: Align your efforts with community needs in areas like health and wellbeing, education and skills, environmental, and community cohesion. 🎯 Identify key opportunities: Discover the gaps where your company's resources and expertise can create meaningful change. 🎯 Develop a winning strategy: Connect with the right partners and initiatives to maximise your social impact. No matter where you are in your social value journey, we're here to help. Get in touch with us - Anna and Ellie - to discuss your next project. #Plymouthcharter #socialvalue #plymouthbusiness #cityconversations Ellie Tighe

Why do so many people instinctively hate landlords? Ever pondered the intense dislike towards landlords? Our blog goes deep into unraveling this sentiment. Discover the intricate layers behind this societal phenomenon and explore possible remedies. Let's engage in a meaningful exchange of perspectives on this contentious topic. Dive into the discussion now: https://lnkd.in/geK8aeTJ #Landlords #RealEstate #CommunityDiscussion #TenantRights