Let us know what your community thinks
One of the most powerful ways to share your views and make a difference in vour community is to get together with like-minded neighbours, and form either a resident group or a Tenant and Resident Association (TRA).
Resident groups are typically groups of people who come together to work with us to address any service issues you might have.
TRAs are like resident groups but have a more formal structure that allows them to access funding from us and other organisations.
Deciding which one might suit you best depends on what your goals are, and how much admin you're happy to do.
Setting up a resident group or TRA
Here's a quick overview of some of the ways we can help you get started:
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For resident groups, we’ll: |
For TRAs, we’ll: |
| ✅ Connect you with local colleagues | ✅ Support you to set up your association |
| ✅ Promote your activities | ✅ Give you a main contact to speak to |
| ✅Give access to training and activities | ✅ Offer advice on governance and elections |
| ✅ Help you arrange meetings | |
| ✅ Invite you to take part in consultations with us | |
| ✅ Make it easy to tell us when something’s gone wrong |
Get in touch
Any questions about any of this, especially about how to set up your group? Just ask!
If you're interested in finding out more, we've put together a full guide that talks you through the steps involved, as well as offering lots of helpful tips from our residents.
Join a drop-in event
We also hold regular drop-in events at many estates, where you can tell our colleagues about any issues you're having.
Tpas membership
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