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We take resident involvement very seriously. We are aware that collectively and individually, you make a real difference, not only to your own communities, but to policy development, decision making and service delivery.
Effective involvement is about providing a wide range of methods and opportunities to involve tenants, residents and leaseholders, at a pace and level that suits you.
To make sure there are a range of opportunities available, the we have developed 'Community Voice', a neighbourhood sounding board which lets you choose what you want to be involved in and how much you want to be involved.
Everyone can take part in 'Community Voice' as long as you are;
There are many ways in which you can become involved at a number of different levels including:
Please fill in our online form and make that first step!
There are currently twelve constituted groups in North East Lincolnshire. To find out more about existing associations or information about setting up a new TARA, please contact the TARA Support Officers on 0845 849 2000 option 2 or email cp@shorelinehp.com.
For more information about resident involvement and participation you can download the following publications
Community Involvement Statement
(50kb)
Community Participation...getting involved
(365kb)
or contact the team on 0845 849 2000 option 2 or by email at cp@shorelinehp.com
Here are some links to external organisations which you may find of interest.
www.volunteering.org.uk Articles, information sheets, links and other guidance on a range of volunteering issues.
www.tpas.org.uk Tenant Participation Advisory Service provides news, training and conferences for tenants and staff.
www.involving.org Working to ensure that public participation is a force for good.
www.communities.gov.uk Department of Communities and Local Government develops policies and projects to support and strengthen local communities.
www.housemark.co.uk Information and advice on improving housing services.
www.housing.org.uk The National Housing Federation helps Housing Associations to improve their performance.
www.housingcorp.gov.uk The Government agency which funds new affordable housing and regulates Housing Agencies.