We have an upcoming Special Issue on Housing Education edited by the lovely Helen Taylor (Helen) Submit full papers by 31st July 2024. 📆 For more info follow the link 🔗: shorturl.at/iwQX0

Our very own Chair, Helen Taylor Helen is editing a special issue of Housing & Society on the theme of housing education. Call for papers now open!

📢 NEW REPORT! From Wear And Tear To Disrepair: The Causes And Impact Of Poor Housing More older people need support with keeping their homes safe, warm and accessible: careandrepair.org.uk/disrepair

Housing studies graduate, Germaine Ngoy Kyabu, believes university holds the key to a successful future. "I am proud of the new, better person that I have become, thanks to the opportunities at Cardiff Met.” Read Charlotte and Germaine’s stories: bit.ly/496Z6br

There is still time to apply for our Universal Credit Project Officer role. We are looking for someone with experience in project management and customer service. 🗓️ Closes Tuesday 2nd April, 9am Apply here: orlo.uk/3MBn0

Job alert! We are looking for a Project Lead for Community Voice and Healthy Housing University of Huddersfield East Marsh United this is a great opportunity to make meaningful change to housing in the North of England please RT Locality Chartered Institute of Housing Housing Studies Association vacancies.hud.ac.uk/tlive_webrecru…

"I believe that university holds the key to a successful future and I know the change it can make in people’s lives." Read Germaine's story👉bit.ly/49mZ3Zf #TransformingLives💫

We are looking for a Universal Credit Project Officer to help us develop our approach to managed migration. 💷 £36,844.08 🏖️ 30 days leave + bank holidays 💰 Great pension scheme 🗓️ Closes Thursday 25th April, 9am Apply here: orlo.uk/cWF7P

Here we go for #hsa24 - largest delegate numbers ever 👏 Chair Helen Taylor Helen setting the scene and I must admit very excited by this years focus on #housing and #health #inequalities

We have a number of positions available across three different roles. Find out more including how to apply: Senior Regulatory Engagement Manager: bit.ly/44bDOZj Regulatory Engagement Manager: bit.ly/3W8mBOu Regulatory Support Officer: bit.ly/49Hrz8c

Do you want to create a permanent end to youth homelessness in Wales? We are currently hiring multiple roles throughout our organisation, one of these might be the one for you: ow.ly/bLLB50RmiBS #newjob #wales #hiring

Today marked the last lecture of CMet Housing Course at Cardiff Met (in its current guise at least). Its been an absolute privilege to be part of the professional development journeys of our awesome graduates ❤

We'll be holding a live online #training course on Thursday 9 May called Homelessness Law in Wales. This is your chance to complete the first level of our foundation programme, guiding learners through an overview of the Housing (Wales) Act 2014: bit.ly/4dlGmZp

You've still got time to apply to join our Campaigns team as Policy and Public Affairs Manager. The location is flexible. The closing date is 10am on Tuesday 30 April and we'll be interviewing the week of Monday 13 May. Find out more and apply: bit.ly/3UwNJ63

We're looking to recruit a Policy & Research Assistant: 👉 Location: Cardiff 👉 Salary: £27,431 👉 Hours: 35 hours per week 👉Closing date: 03/06/2024 careandrepair.org.uk/vacancies/poli…

Housing sector staff - do you ever worry about paying your own rent or mortgage? Is your own home overcrowded, damp or unsafe? surveymonkey.com/r/CNSYZ7M Inside Housing is running a survey to shed light on how staff within the social housing and homelessness sector are affected by

There are 10 paid placements on the next Get into housing cohort starting in August. Find out more and apply online here: ccha.org.uk/get-into-housi… Cardiff Community Housing Association

A few weeks ago, our Policy Manager, David Rowlands, sat down with one of our supporters Jill Wadley to discuss her experiences of accessible housing and the difference a right to adequate housing could make. #BackTheBill Shelter Cymru CIH Cymru taipawb.org/blog-story/205…

"What we weren’t prepared for when we first wrote the book [The Spirit Level] was how much worse things could get:" Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett on the state of UK inequality, 15 years on. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…