Scottish Housing Day

Fife Housing Group celebrated Scottish Housing Day at its Annual General Meeting (AGM), highlighting some of the work taking place across the organisation to help provide the foundations for tenants and communities to thrive. This year’s Scottish Housing Day theme, Healthy Homes, Healthy Futur

Hillcrest's chief executive John Alexander and deputy chief executive Fiona Morrison follow their Scottish Housing Day video discussion with a look at why offering four walls and a roof is no longer enough. When we talk about housing, it’s tempting to focus solely on the bricks and mortar. A s

Cernach Housing Association hosted a litter picking afternoon in Drumchapel to mark Scottish Housing Day as a reminder that small actions can make a big difference.

As Scottish Housing Day 2026 highlights the links between housing and health, Carbon Futures considers how better building performance can support healthier, more comfortable and more affordable homes. The quality of the homes people live in has a direct influence on their health, wellbeing and qual

This Scottish Housing Day, Riverside Scotland is highlighting the different ways it is helping people thrive through investment in homes, affordability support and innovative housing services.

To mark Scottish Housing Day, Almond Housing Association (AHA) is welcoming tenants into its office for breakfast, cooking demonstrations, free healthy meal packs, energy advice, and warm home support amongst other offerings.  With the theme for this year’s housing day being ‘Health

On Scottish Housing Day, Rural business organisation Scottish Land & Estates (SLE) has asserted that good quality rural housing in Scotland is vital economic infrastructure.

To mark Scottish Housing Day and its theme of Healthy Homes, Healthy Futures, Hillcrest chief executive John Alexander and deputy chief executive Fiona Morrison have recorded a video discussion about what it takes to keep people well housed and well supported.

On Scottish Housing Day, Glen Oaks Housing Association is celebrating the people who help make its communities healthier and more supportive places to live. At its 35th AGM on 16 September, Glen Oaks presented its annual Community Champion Awards, recognising tenants, staff and partner organisations

Mhairi Donaghy, associate director within the place, housing and economic investment team at the Scottish Futures Trust, delves into her work on town centre living to share how it could assist with wellbeing. It’s easy to think about this in terms of the home itself – whether it’s

With Scottish Housing Day focussing on the link between housing and health, Matt Hamill, head of policy and impact at Homeless Network Scotland, argues that housing policy is public health policy. There are few things more central to our overall health and wellbeing than having a safe, secure place

Barrhead Housing has secured an additional year of funding for a life-changing mental health programme.

The link between housing and health is the focus of this year's Scottish Housing Day, which takes place today, and is the subject of a new report from its partners.

Disabled people continue to face barriers to obtaining accessible housing – change is vital to ensure disabled people can live with dignity and independence. This guest blog for Scottish Housing Day by Laura Mallis, research officer at The Lines Between, outlines new research commissioned by

Scottish Housing Day takes place next week, and this year’s theme, Healthy Homes, Healthy Futures, encourages the sector to consider the importance of where we live when it comes to our health and wellbeing. As this article sets out, cold, damp homes drive up rates of respiratory illness, hear