Training session 4 – How to run an effective residents’ association
October 2 @ 13:15 – 16:30
A residents’ association is a group of people who live in a neighbourhood and decide that they want to get together to deal with issues that affect their local community. The group can include tenants, shared owners, leaseholders and homeowners. This session sets the context and explains why residents’ associations are so important.
This session will cover:
- What is a residents’ association?
- Why have a residents’ association?
- Will a residents’ association be possible where you live?
- What support can you expect from your landlord?
- The roles/responsibilities of resident association committee members; dealing with difficult situations
- What to do next
Session is open to all social housing residents. Tea and cakes will be the provided and there’ll be lots of opportunity to network and share experiences.
A support person is welcome to attend the training with you if needed. Please just let us know via email when you receive the confirmation.
The venue is wheelchair accessible.
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.
Helen Bartlett
Helen is the Project Manager for the Four Million Homes programme.