Podcast: Tenant participation with Colin Stewart, Louise McNeilage and Helen Barton
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Colin Stewart, Louise McNeilage and Helen Barton
Social housing tenants have a statutory right to have a say in the running of their homes, but what does that mean in practice?
TPAS Scotland has been providing support in this very field for over 40 years and has launched a new campaign to help housing organisations and tenants to build better relationships as we recover from the pandemic.
To discuss this campaign and all things tenant participation, Kieran Findlay and Jimmy Black are joined by Colin Stewart - a Castlehill Housing Association tenant and Scottish Housing Regulator board member, Louise McNeilage – a tenant and community engagement facilitator at Scottish Borders Housing Association, and Helen Barton - an associate at TPAS.
More information on Regional Networks is available at https://www.regionalnetworks.org.uk/
The link to the Back on Track programme as well as TPAS’s other services can be found here: https://tpasscotland.org.uk/tpas-scotland-covid-back-on-track-programme/
SBHA and SBTO were runners-up in the Best Practice in Digital Involvement category at the Tpas Scotland Good Practice Awards in June 2022.
Digital Involvement Runner-up Award for SBHA & SBTO | Scottish Borders Housing Association
More information can also be found on:
- Tenant Participation How can I get involved? | Scottish Borders Housing Association (sbha.org.uk)
- SBTO The SBTO | Scottish Borders Housing Association (sbha.org.uk)
- Scrutiny Scrutiny | Scottish Borders Housing Association (sbha.org.uk)
Jimmy Black has written a blog to accompany the episode, here.
All episodes of the Scottish Housing News Podcast are available here as well as on the following platforms:
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