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We recently installed new kitchens and bathrooms in almost 80 of our tenants’ homes in Keady, Poyntzpass and Richhill.
We all lead really busy lives. That’s why it is important that you can contact us from the comfort of your home using the new My Housing Executive tenant portal.
We’ve closed our Great Victoria Street office but don’t worry you can speak to a member of our staff by calling into our office on May Street.
The Housing Executive has installed new kitchens and bathrooms in tenants’ homes in the Amelia Court and McCartney Park areas of Shantallow, Derry-Londonderry.
Community groups in our South Region can receive funding worth up to a maximum of £5,000 through our Community Grant Scheme.
The Housing Executive has released its second annual report on the Homelessness Strategy 2017-22: Ending Homelessness Together.
The Housing Executive continues to provide its wide range of services to all tenants and customers during Covid-19, fielding thousands of calls a day.
The Housing Executive, in conjunction with Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, helped local school children plant some flowery cheer on the Rathbrady Road, Limavady last month.
As part of a housing need test in the rural areas, local primary school children took part in our ‘My Dream Home’ art competition.
Community groups across the Mid Ulster area came together to learn and share best practice at our Community Networking Event in the Killymoon Golf Club, Cookstown.
Leading a physically active lifestyle can have a significant impact on the wellbeing of people with dementia, so our staff approached their fundraising for the Alzheimer’s Society with a series of active fundraising events.
Our Community Involvement Strategy 2018-2023, launched in the Crumlin Road Gaol earlier this week, sets out how community representatives across NI can #GetInvolved in shaping our services.
The Housing Executive is currently implementing a large scale modernisation programme across 104 homes in the Twinbrook area of West Belfast, with a view to making them ‘fit for the future.’
We’ve been awarded €2m to fund research that will tackle fuel poverty, identify renewable energy solutions and improve energy efficiency in rural homes across Northern Europe.
A youth project across the Mid & East Antrim borough has been providing young people at risk with a structured programme of activity at key times when anti-social behaviour is more likely to occur, such as evenings and school holidays.
Monkstown Community Association was delighted to officially launch a new mural in Monkstown today, with funding from the Housing Executive.
A new contact number for those in need of out-of-hours homelessness support will be launched by us today from 5:00pm, replacing the service previously provided.
Primary school children in Feeny have won the top prize in the Housing Executive’s My Dream Home art competition.
The Housing Executive has tendered for the lease of lock-up shops in Belfast and Portadown.
In line with the latest guidance on COVID-19 (Coronavirus), house sales will continue to be suspended for an additional 4 week period.
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In recent days, bogus callers, claiming to be contractors working on behalf of the Housing Executive, have been in operation in the East Belfast area attempting to gain access to properties.
Mid and East Antrim’s community plan ‘Putting People First’ was published on 30 March 2017. The Local Government Act (NI) 2014 requires Community Planning Partnerships to make arrangements to monitor progress against meeting the objectives of community plans and the effectiveness of the actions taken in aiming to achieve those objectives.
Our new website, launched in 2019, is packed full of new features. Watch the video to find out more.
You could win an ipad in our free prize draw!We recently launced a competition in our Streets Ahead magazine offering Housing Executive tenants the chance to win an iPad.
It is anticipated that on 1 April 2019 the responsibility for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) regulation will transfer from the Housing Executive to local Councils.
Our funding is helping to reduce anti-social activity in the Ballymacash area of Lisburn.
Win one of 13 iPads in our free prize draw!
Our offices will close at 5.00pm on Friday 19 April 2019 and reopen at 9.00am on Wednesday 24 April 2019.
Our offices will close at 5.00pm on Friday 3rd May 2019 and reopen at 9.00am on Tuesday 7th May 2019.
Our offices will close at 5.00pm on Friday 24th May 2019 and reopen at 9.00am on Tuesday 28th May 2019.
Coleraine’s West Bann Youth Group had a blast last week when they went to the Verbal Arts Centre as part of the Listen Share Change programme in Derry~Londonderry.
The MET Office has issued a yellow warning of strong winds between 21:00 on Wed 18 Nov 2020 and 03:00 on Thu 19 Nov 2020.
As Street Soccer NI’s team head off to Mexico for this year’s Homeless World Cup, we’re proud to be supporting their participation once again.
Nearly 100 people from across Northern Ireland gathered in Omagh on Monday to recognise how rural women have made a difference in their community.
Derrytresk Community Group used funding from our Community Grant Scheme to run a First Aid Course over two days in the local community centre.
The Housing Executive was pleased to provide community cohesion funding to Melmount and East Bank Estates Community Associations Forum to hold a Christmas celebration event earlier this month.
The Housing Executive loves working in the community and welcomes engagement from any new groups. Moss-side Community Association contacted the Housing Executive about promoting their newly formed group and were granted Community Cohesion funding to have a Christmas celebration event for the residents.
People from the Fountain Street area were celebrating the 20th anniversary of their Community Development Association last week, with a photographic timeline display of days gone by.
The people of Strathfoyle were celebrating recently when they opened their new community centre, with funding from the Housing Executive.
Pupils from St Colman’s Bann Primary School, Lawrencetown were given the exciting opportunity to design their fantasy home recently when they took part in our ‘My Dream Home’ art competition.
Edgarstown Residents Association used our Community Cohesion funding to take 50 local senior citizens out to lunch earlier this month.
A local company has been working with young people in the City thanks to Community Safety funding from the Housing Executive. 4R’s Recycling secured the funding to tackle difficult issues such as addiction, personal and generational matters, initiating better awareness and making a difference for the whole community.
People in need of a home are being encouraged to register their interest in living in social or affordable housing in Moneyslane by contacting our Rural and Regeneration Unit.
Coleraine 50+ Forum held a successful information event last week, with many other community groups coming together to build relationships and see what there is on offer for people over 50.
We are giving away a free trip to W5 in Belfast and cash prizes worth up to £500 as part of our ‘Design an eco-home’ art competition for primary seven pupils.
Strathroy Community Association recently held a celebration event for young people who had taken part in a community safety programme funded by us..
Villages across Northern Ireland are being urged to enter our Rural Community Awards to be in a chance of winning prizes worth £1,000.
Tenants in Strabane and Newtownstewart now have more energy efficient homes, following the completion of two investment schemes.
As part of a Rural Housing Need test, primary school children in Darkley took part in our ‘My Dream Home’ art competition.
A community cohesion project supported by the Housing Executive has brought people of different backgrounds and ages together to reimage a mural near the entrance of Kilcooley Primary School.
As part of a Rural Housing Need test, primary school children in Glack took part in our ‘My Dream Home’ art competition.
Heavy persistent rain is expected to affect parts of Northern Ireland through Friday evening and into Saturday morning.
Ballykelly had a beautiful summer’s day earlier this month to host their summer fair at St John's Church in the Parish of Tamlaghtfinlagan, with support from the Housing Executive.
Housing Executive backs Belfast’s first ever Eid Festival
Shopmobility Omagh used our funding to take people with mobility issues and their carers on a summertime ramble by the Strule River.
A spell of strong south-easterly winds may bring some transport disruption later on Thursday 3 October.
Windyhall Community Centre was buzzing last month when a local Coleraine community group raised funds for the Air Ambulance, thanks to the Housing Executive.
Housing Executive funding paved the way for 30th Anniversary celebrations for one of the area’s popular community groups last month at the Drummond Hotel.
Rosemount Resource Centre held their Thanksgiving dinner last week for former and current residents from the Rosemount area.
Portglenone Paddlers have made a huge splash in the village, thanks to funding from the Housing Executive’s Community grant scheme.
The MET Office has issued a yellow warning of strong winds for Friday 22 May 2020.
A local community group in Ballymena have been creating their own ‘Little bit of Paradise’ by delivering summer window boxes for tenants across the Dunclug estate in Ballymena during Covid-19, thanks to support from the Housing Executive.
Following guidance from the NI Executive we will begin a phased reopening of the public facing areas in our local offices from Monday 20th July.