Residents’ Involvement Charter Sample Clauses

Residents’ Involvement Charter. The Tenant Participation Compact builds on the aims and commitments of the Residents’ Involvement Charter agreed in 1998. This Charter commits Southwark Housing to: • Delivering a top quality housing service. Southwark Tenant Participation Compact • Understanding and meeting the housing needs and wishes of all Southwark residents. • Helping all Southwark residents to be involved in decisions which affect their homes. • Ensuring that everyone is involved. The Charter also commits Southwark Housing to: • Providing information in ways which everyone can understand and use. • Continually improving the ways we consult residents about housing matters. • Helping residents to participate in identifying and finding solutions to problems with the housing service. • Giving residents the power to influence housing policy and strategy. • Making every effort to ensure no resident is excluded from involvement because of discrimination, disability, language, carer’s responsibilities or work commitments. Tenant Council Leaseholder Council Housing Neighbourhood Forums
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