- Why fire safety matters in social housing
- What landlords and residents are responsible for
- How building features like fire doors and alarms work
- What to do in an emergency
- The support available to help you feel safe and informed
- What to do if you feel your safety concerns aren't being taken seriously
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Join us for a free, informative webinar designed to help tenants and leaseholders in social housing stay safe from fire risks at home.
Led by fire safety experts, housing officers, and community representatives, this session will cover:
Main Pages:
- Home
- News
- Training videos
- Free webinars
- Online training
- About
- Accessibility
- Contact
- Guidance for social housing residents
Guidance:
Leaseholders
Local authority tenants
Shared owners
Co-operative tenants
Housing association tenants
Trainers:
- Abraham Nomafo
- Blase Lambert BSc (Econ) (Hons)
- Claude Hendrickson MBE
- Helen Bartlett
- Jane Cameron
- Janet Edwards
- Martin Field
- Mo Ali
- Paul Kelly
Videos:
- 01. Know your social housing rights
- 02. The standards your landlord needs to meet
- 03. Your landlord and the law
- 04. Equality and diversity in social housing
- 05. Your landlord and your money
- 06. Awaab's Law - making your home safer, faster
- 07. Handling your complaints
- 08. Resident panels
- 09. How to run an effective residents' association
- Adaptations for disability, ageing and health
- Anti-social behaviour webinar
- Awaab's Law - new rules to tackle damp and mould
- Communication, clarity and courtesy better treatment for social housing residents
- Complaints: Know your rights
- Damp and mould webinar
- Decent Homes
- DLUHC: Have your say - timescales for repairs
- Energy efficiency and net zero
- Four Million Homes launch livestream
- Four Million Homes Programme relaunch
- Have your say – professional and respectful treatment for social housing residents
- How to get people involved
- June 7th, 3pm. Anti-social Behaviour webinar.
- June 7th, 7:30pm. Anti-social Behaviour webinar.
- Leaseholders - know your rights
- May 10th, 3pm. Damp and Mould webinar.
- May 10th, 7:30pm. Damp and Mould webinar.
- Neighbourhood management
- New proposals for decent and warm homes - Decent Homes and Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards explained
- New standards for social housing
- Noise nuisance
- Proposed changes to social housing rents - rent convergence explained
- Repairs
- Resident engagement in action - a conversation with BNCHA
- Scrutinising your landlord’s performance
- Service charges
- Service charges for leaseholders
- Shared owners
- Social Housing Regulation Act – consumer standards consultation
- Social Tenants Access to Information Requests (STAIRS) consultation
- Tenant Satisfaction Measures
- The power of resident voice in social housing
- Your personal data, and your landlord
FAQs:
Events:
- Session 6: Awaab's Law - making your home safer, faster
- Session 7: Handling your complaints
- Session 8: Working with your landlord - resident panels
- Session 9: Running your residents' association
- Staying safe at home - fire safety for social housing residents
- Staying safe at home - fire safety for social housing residents
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