Session 3: Your landlord and the law
September 30 @ 10:00 – 12:30
This event is part of a nine-session training series designed to help social housing residents understand their rights, how to stand up for them, and get better treatment and services from landlords.
This session aims to provide residents with a clear understanding of the key legal obligations that your housing provider must adhere to. While it does not provide detailed legal advice, it will outline the essential areas of compliance and the records that should be maintained to safeguard your rights. In this session, we will discuss:
- The legal requirements that social housing providers must comply with
- The types of records they are obligated to keep and why they are important
- The process for handling complaints and how your concerns are addressed
- The principles of confidentiality and the protection of your personal information
The session will include a mix of presentations and group discussions. We may use breakout rooms, and we’ll let you know at the start if that’s the case. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to share your experiences, ask questions, and connect with others. Session is open to all social housing residents. Closed captions will be enabled.
Please note that to receive the link to join the session, as well as all relevant documents, you need to “Book a place” using the link below. Just adding it to your calendar is not enough.

Meet the team
Abraham Nomafo
Abraham has a significant experience in the housing field having worked as a Housing Director and Senior Manager in a number of housing organisations including, a large BME Housing Association, Local Authorities and ALMOs for over 20 years.
Mo Ali
Mo is a housing and engagement professional with over 25 years’ experience in management, governance and consultancy.
Janet Edwards
Janet has over 25 years’ experience working in the Public and Housing sectors, including a number of senior management roles in Housing Management and Customer Services.