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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.
The annual street count carried out by the Housing Executive, along with other statutory agencies and homeless organisations
As part of a housing need test in the rural areas, local primary school children took part in our ‘My Dream Home’ art competition.
We are urging everyone to become top of the class and use our Top 5 Energy Saving tips.
Over 200 community groups from across Northern Ireland gathered for the annual Housing Community Network Community Conference.
Nearly 100 people from across Northern Ireland gathered in Omagh on Monday to recognise how rural women have made a difference in their community.
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.
Cuan Place, a community hub on the Scrabo estate in Newtownards, has undergone a major renovation thanks to our support and funding from the Social Investment Fund, under the Delivering Social Change framework.
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.
Nominations are now open for the third annual Live Here Love Here Community Awards and we are calling on you to make sure to nominate your ‘Community Heroes’, the people who voluntarily make your community cleaner, greener and safer.
As part of a housing need test, primary school children in Clady took part in our ‘My Dream Home’ art competition.
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 local saying ‘up a tree in Rosemount’ locally means avoiding trouble or running away. Not so anymore, as Rosemount Resource Centre and the Housing Executive are helping residents from the Rosemount area talk about their past and process events in a positive, supportive environment.
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 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.
Clady Cross Community Development Association was delighted by the attention their hand made creations drew when they hosted an arts and crafts display last Saturday, funded by the Housing Executive.
The Housing Executive was proud to support the City’s Winter Market last weekend in the community marquee on Bishop Street.
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.
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.