This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Allocations, Lettings and Homelessness within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support fairer access to housing, better lettings practice, stronger homelessness responses and improved outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can manage demand, make informed allocation decisions and deliver services that are practical, compassionate and responsive to housing need. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Allocations, Lettings and Homelessness. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around allocations policy, choice-based lettings, homelessness prevention, temporary accommodation, tenancy matching, voids, housing options, partnership working, affordability, resident communication and how to create processes that are fair, efficient and focused on sustainable housing outcomes. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Allocations, Lettings and Homelessness matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Assets within the UK social housing sector. It is a space to discuss asset management, maintenance planning, investment priorities, stock condition insight and practical approaches that support safe, well-managed homes and better long-term outcomes for residents. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Assets. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Assets matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Communications and Content within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support clearer communication, stronger resident understanding, better engagement and improved outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can create content that is useful, accessible, timely and trusted across a wide range of services, audiences and channels. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Communications and Content. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around resident communications, digital content, campaign planning, tone of voice, accessibility, plain English, newsletters, social media, website content, service updates and how to communicate in ways that are clear, respectful and effective. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Communications and Content matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Community Investment within the UK social housing sector. It is a place to discuss programmes, partnerships, funding, social value and practical initiatives that help improve lives, support neighbourhoods and create wider impact beyond housing services alone. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Community Investment. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Community Investment matters to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Damp and Mould within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support faster action, better diagnosis, stronger communication and improved outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can respond to damp and mould with urgency, empathy and accountability, while strengthening services, protecting resident health and building greater trust. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Damp and Mould. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around reporting routes, inspections, diagnosis, repairs, ventilation, condensation, communication, vulnerability, case handling, complaint learning, resident experience, risk, policy, contractor performance and how to create responses that are practical, compassionate, timely and effective. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Damp and Mould matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Decarbonisation and Net Zero within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support greener homes, lower carbon emissions, more sustainable services and better long-term outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can plan, deliver and learn from decarbonisation work in ways that are practical, ambitious and grounded in the realities of housing stock, funding, residents and place. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Decarbonisation and Net Zero. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around retrofit, energy efficiency, fabric improvements, low carbon technologies, resident communication, delivery challenges, funding, performance, sustainability planning and how to make progress towards net zero in ways that are effective, affordable and resident-focused. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Decarbonisation and Net Zero matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Digital Inclusion within the UK social housing sector. It is a place to explore how organisations can reduce digital barriers, improve access, build confidence and ensure residents are not excluded from services, support or opportunities. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Digital Inclusion. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Digital Inclusion matters to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Financial Capability within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support greater financial confidence, stronger household resilience and better outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can help people build money skills, improve budgeting confidence and access the information, support and opportunities that can strengthen financial stability over time. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Financial Capability. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around budgeting, debt awareness, saving, welfare support, financial education, income maximisation, resident communication, practical tools, partnership working and how to create services and support that are accessible, empowering and effective. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Financial Capability matters to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Governance within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for discussion around accountability, assurance, scrutiny, decision-making, policy, transparency and good governance practice that supports strong organisations and better resident outcomes. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Governance. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Governance matters to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Housing Management / Tenancy Services within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support effective tenancy management, stronger resident relationships, better neighbourhood services and improved outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can deliver responsive, fair and consistent tenancy services that balance support, accountability and good housing management practice. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Housing Management / Tenancy Services. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around tenancy management, estate services, neighbourhood working, policy and process, resident communication, tenancy issues, early intervention, tenancy changes, support pathways and how to deliver services that are practical, resident-focused and effective. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Housing Management / Tenancy Services matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Leasehold and Shared Ownership within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support clearer communication, better service delivery, stronger understanding and improved outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can manage leasehold and shared ownership services in ways that are fair, transparent, practical and responsive to the needs of customers. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Leasehold and Shared Ownership. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around service charges, repairs responsibilities, communication, affordability, staircasing, resales, consultation, major works, customer experience, policy approaches and how to create services that are clearer, more consistent and easier for residents to navigate. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Leasehold and Shared Ownership matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Place Shaping within the UK social housing sector. It is a space to discuss how housing organisations can help shape better neighbourhoods, stronger relationships, more inclusive communities and long-term local improvement. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Place Shaping. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Place Shaping matters to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Procurement and Contract Management within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support better procurement decisions, stronger contract oversight, improved value for money and better outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can commission services well, manage supplier relationships effectively and ensure contracts deliver quality, accountability and long-term benefit. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Procurement and Contract Management. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around tendering, commissioning, social value, supplier performance, contract monitoring, service standards, specification writing, mobilisation, risk, compliance and how to secure arrangements that are practical, transparent and effective. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Procurement and Contract Management matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Repairs and Maintenance within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support faster responses, better-quality repairs, stronger contract and service management, and improved outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can deliver repairs and maintenance services that are reliable, well-communicated, efficient and centred on getting things right for residents. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Repairs and Maintenance. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around responsive repairs, planned maintenance, resident communication, appointments, diagnosis, quality control, contractor performance, compliance links, damp and mould, lessons from complaints, service standards and how to create repairs services that are practical, accountable and trusted. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Repairs and Maintenance matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Retrofit within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support better retrofit planning, stronger delivery, improved home performance and better outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can retrofit existing homes in ways that are practical, resident-focused, cost-aware and aligned to wider goals around quality, energy efficiency, sustainability and long-term asset performance. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Retrofit. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around retrofit strategy, stock assessment, resident communication, specification, delivery models, contractor management, insulation, ventilation, fabric performance, disruption, funding, lessons learned, decarbonisation links and how to create retrofit programmes that are practical, effective and trusted. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Retrofit matters to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Supported Housing and Independent Living within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support greater independence, stronger support arrangements, better housing outcomes and improved quality of life for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can deliver housing and support in ways that are person-centred, practical and responsive to different needs, circumstances and aspirations. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Supported Housing and Independent Living. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around support models, tenancy sustainment, transition planning, resident wellbeing, partnership working, vulnerability, independence, service design, safeguarding, accommodation pathways and how to create services that help people live well, feel secure and maintain as much independence as possible. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Supported Housing and Independent Living matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.

This group has been created to share ideas, thoughts and resources around Temporary Accommodation and Housing Options within the UK social housing sector. It is a space for housing professionals to connect, learn from one another, and exchange practical insight, examples, tools and experience that can support better housing pathways, stronger prevention work, improved temporary accommodation practice and better outcomes for residents. It is also a place to explore how organisations can respond to housing need with urgency, compassion and practicality, while helping people access the right support, the right advice and the most appropriate housing options at the right time. Whether you are looking for fresh thinking, proven approaches, useful resources or informed discussion, this group is here to help bring people together around a shared interest in Temporary Accommodation and Housing Options. Members are encouraged to contribute questions, challenges, case studies, documents, reflections and examples of what works in practice, so that collective knowledge can grow and others across the sector can benefit. This includes discussion around homelessness prevention, housing advice, temporary accommodation standards, placements, move-on pathways, affordability, partnership working, support needs, resident communication, crisis response, local pressures and how to create services that are practical, responsive, dignified and focused on sustainable housing outcomes. By joining this group, you become part of a professional community that values collaboration, openness, shared learning and positive change. If Temporary Accommodation and Housing Options matter to your role, your organisation or the residents you serve, this is the place to explore ideas, share experience and take part in conversations that can make a real difference.