The National Smaller Housing Associations' Conference is the only event of its kind. At this event, we look at challenge social housing all from the perspective of a smaller organisation.
The National Smaller Housing Associations’ Conference returns on our virtual platform 4 December.
This annual conference by the NHF is a chance for smaller providers to come together and champion their work. Delegates will analyse the biggest questions in housing from the viewpoint of smaller and community-based housing associations.
You can expect sessions on the new inspection regime, the state of the economy and a review of the political situation five months into the Labour government. We’ll also run breakout sessions on governance, finance, resident engagement, investing in the quality of homes and more.
The Smaller Housing Associations’ conference is a unique opportunity to come together and share ideas in an accessible setting. Our group offer allows you to bring more colleagues and get more from this event. Organisations that register two people get a third ticket free.
The National Smaller Housing Associations’ Conference is the only event of its kind. A dedicated space to promote and strengthen the social purpose of smaller housing associations.
A well-organised, informative and insightful event.
What happened at last year's event?
The Smaller Housing Associations' Conference 2023 was an inspiring day with plenty of thought-provoking discussions. Despite the uncertainty around the economy, the political landscape and the pressures that social housing is under, there was a real sense of optimism and acknowledgement of the resilience of smaller housing associations, and their role as a power for good in the sector.
Chaired by the brilliant Jesse Fajemisin, Director of Business Operations at Mount Green Housing Association, the packed agenda featured thought provoking discussions which scanned the horizon of the sector, as well as more specialist sessions targeting the diverse services of providers in the audience.
We want to thank everyone who attended this event and look forward to seeing many of you again in 2024.
Useful as always to get a sense of the prevailing mood in the sector - challenges, issues and how others are addressing them.
Join the sector at this event
Meet up and champion the work of smaller and community-based organisations