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'Involvement Essentials' gives you 8 tips on how to improve your practical approaches to involving tenants in social housing.
The Welsh Housing Quality Standard (WHQS) is a set of standards that all council and housing association homes in Wales must meet
Our latest Tenant Pulse is open for tenants during May on a very topical issue.
Welsh Government (WG) regulation team regulate Housing associations in Wales. Housing Associations are also known as Registered Social Landlords or RSLs for short.
As Eleanor Speer joined TPAS Cymru last week, she outlines her goals and how her background will strengthen the team.
For some time now, digital has been changing how we interact within our communities and the pandemic has accelerated this even further. In this blog I want to focus on the 4 key areas that need to be reflected in all our engagement strategies
‘Surviving Squalor: Britain’s Housing Shame’ is a must watch for anyone with an interest in social housing.
Housing & LGBTQ+ History month
Groundwork North Wales giving advice about energy suppliers
Tip Treasures - visit to Swansea reuse shop
Future of tenant voice and participation in Wales
The Tenant Insight - March 2022
Tenant Engagement Standards Assessment (TESA)
Policy Updates - November 2021
Annual All Wales Tenant Voice: The Basics Matter
The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016, which represents the biggest change to housing law in Wales for decades, will be implemented on 15th July 2022
How housing Associations in Wales are regulated: The regulatory framework
The Regulatory Board for Wales (RBW) has published its review of tenant involvement in Wales, 'The Right Stuff: Hearing the Tenants' Voice'.
Our Board TPAS Cymru's Management Board The Board is the governing body of TPAS Cymru and consists of elected representatives from our membership plus other representatives from partner organisations. The Management Board, in collaboration with senior staff, decides strategy, priorities and policies and ensures that TPAS Cymru remain true to it's core values of promoting tenant participation in communities throughout Wales.
New standards proposed for all social housing homes in Wales: what do you think?
Pulse -National Energy & NetZero Survey
Missed Out? Catch Up
Housing Association Sector Challenges and Risks – February 2022
TPAS Cymru strengthening its community engagement skills with Eleanor Speer joining the team
18 May 2022 How to re-boot your Scrutiny
18 May 2022 Scrutiny Staff Forum
19 May 2022 Local Authority staff network – Renting Homes Communications workshop 3
24 May 2022 Embedding Tenant Participation: rate your performance
25 May 2022 Constructive Questioning Skills for Scrutiny/Boards