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Providing guidance and training on resident rights and how to stand up for them.
The Four Million Homes programme is a new two-year government funded initiative. It's designed to bring about change in social housing. The programme provides free knowledge, guidance and training to residents in social housing. It involves information on tenant rights and the things you should expect from your landlord.
The Four Million Homes project offers:
Join the Resident Sounding Board
Are you interested in getting more involved with the Four Million Homes programme? It feeds into what you, as a social housing resident, want to see from the programme, and what you would like the outcomes to be. If you are interested in getting involved, check out their website.
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Know your Rights to Engage and Be Heard
Online or in person on Wednesday 05 June, 13:15 - 16:30
Find out more about what Registered Providers will need to ensure they are compliant with from the changes brought in by Social Housing (Regulation) Act, from April 2024. On completion, you will receive a Chartered Institute of Housing Recognised Accreditation Certificate
How to Make an Effective Complaint
17 June, 14:30 - 16:00 and 19:30 - 21:00
This webinar will cover some of the different elements to think about when you have to make a complaint to your landlord, including:
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