The problems in social housing are shared. The answers should be too.
Join the CommunityPeople in Housing is a community for the people working in social housing. We bring together teams from housing associations, local authorities and contractors to swap ideas, talk through shared problems and learn from each other.
We run roundtables and the People in Housing Awards in person across the Midlands, and the People in Housing Podcast features people from across the UK sector. Because when the people doing the work talk to each other, tenants get better homes and services.

Awaab’s Law, the consumer standards, damp and mould, building safety, budgets that don’t stretch far enough. Every organisation handles them differently, but many of the problems are the same.
People in Housing is where you hear how others are dealing with them: what they’re seeing, what they’re trying and what’s actually working.
From housing officers to chief execs, that’s the conversation we have at our roundtables, on the Awards stage and on the podcast.
Our storyPeople in Housing connects the sector through conversations, shared experiences and recognition.
A few moments from the conversations happening across the sector.
People in Housing was founded by Niyaa People, a Birmingham-based recruitment agency specialising in social housing.
Niyaa recruits for housing associations, local authorities and contractors across the country, from housing officers and repairs teams to asset managers and senior leaders.
Speaking to the sector every day, the team kept hearing the same thing. People wanted more chances to learn from each other, and there weren't many places to do it.
So they built one.
"On our podcast, Tony Clark, Regional Director at Seddon, asked me a simple question: does the Midlands have its own housing awards? It didn't. So we built one, and brought it together with our podcast and roundtables to create People in Housing."
Dalvinder Shoker
CEO of Niyaa People and founder of People in Housing
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