Housing Associations Embrace Tenant Participation Training
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Rural Housing Association and NB Housing took part in tailored tenant participation training with Supporting Communities. Find out what they had to say!
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Latest News
Response to Programme for Government consultation
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The last edition of our E-zine included a bit of a teaser for our response to the government's Draft Programme for Government. If that whet your whistle, then you'll be itching to read the full version!
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Helm Housing: Developing a Tenant Engagement Strategy
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Shelia Taylor, Housing Manager at Helm Housing, shares her story of how Helm worked with Supporting Communities to refresh their tenant engagement strategy to develop a diverse, inclusive and flexible involvement structure that gives tenants a real voice and empowers them to make a difference.
Read MoreFunding Update
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Read all about more funding opportunities in our 'Extra Summer Special Funding Update'!
Small Charity has BIG Impact!
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A new social impact report from Gauge NI has revealed that for every £1 invested in Supporting Communities, £8 of social value is generated.
Read MoreOff on our hols!
/Supporting Communities is closed for the week of July 11-15th and we'll be back in the office on the 18th.
See you then!
Comic Relief-Core Funding for Organisations
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Comic Relief have just launched an exciting new pilot core funding (and support) scheme for small organisations delivering work in the UK with an annual income of £100,000 - £500,000.
For further information - www.comicrelief.com
Read MoreEzine #58! Hot off the presses!
/Extra extra, read all about! This 58th Edition of the E-zine has a special focus on the Draft Programme for Government. Make sure you respond and let them know what's missing!
"20 is Plenty": Slow down on Langley Road!
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Interagency working has paid off for a Community Association in Ballynahinch. Better watch your speed on Langley Road!
Read More57th Edition of E-Zine now online
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Check out all the events, funding and training updates in our latest edition of E-Zine
Read More£4,000 up for grabs in Rural Community Awards
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The Housing Executive is calling for entries to the 2016 Rural Community Awards. The awards aim to improve community spirit within rural neighbourhoods. There is a prize fund of £4,000 on offer, with four prizes of £1,000 being awarded to help and support those communities working to improve their respective area.
Celebrating Digital Leaders in the UK
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"Supporting Communities was delighted to have been shortlisted for the National Digital Leaders Awards and to have come runners-up in our category is a great achievement for everyone involved in the Bridging the Digital Divide Project", remarked Colm McDaid at the London awards dinner on June 15th.
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56th Edition of E-Zine now online
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Check out information about Supporting Communities now on the Digital Training and Support Framework
Read MoreSuppliers now on the Digital Training and Support Framework
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We are pleased to announce that Supporting Communities is now an approved Digital Training and Support Framework Supplier!
Read More55th Edition of E-Zine now online
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Read about the TPAS Scotland Housing Professional Conference at which our Housing Association Development Worker facilitated two workshop sessions focusing on estate inspections and a keynote address highlighting the importance of our Inter-Agency Partnerships.
Read MoreOur Challenges for the New Assembly
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As our newly elected political representatives get down to the business of creating a Programme for Government, we'd like to highlight some of the urgent issues facing the housing sector in Northern Ireland.
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When Mullaghmore & Castleview Community Association (MACCA) in Omagh set out to plan this year's summer scheme, they took a chance on something different. Alongside the usual trips to the cinema and play areas, children aged 5 to 14 spent a full week immersed in a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) Future Farmers programme exploring the natural world on their own doorstep. The risk paid off in a big way!