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  • A row of Housing Executive shops.

    Shops to let

    The Housing Executive has tendered for the lease of lock-up shops in Belfast and Portadown.

  • A calendar with 6 May circled.

    May bank holiday opening hours

    Our offices will close at 5.00pm on Friday 3rd May 2019 and reopen at 9.00am on Tuesday 7th May 2019. 

  • Participants at the Coleraine 50+ Information Day

    Coleraine 50+ Forum Information Day

    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. 

  • Small decorated eggs sit on grass.

    Easter holiday arrangements

    Our offices will close at 5.00pm on Friday 19 April 2019 and reopen at 9.00am on Wednesday 24 April 2019. 

  • A young woman adjusts a picture hanging on a wall.

    Housing Executive helps young women to portray life through the lens

    Young women from across Belfast are documenting the story of the LGBTQ+ plus community through the camera lens.

  • A small group of people pose with documents.

    Our Rural Community Awards are now open!

    Villages across Northern Ireland are being urged to enter our Rural Community Awards to be in a chance of winning prizes worth £1,000.

  • A group of people stand in front of a colurful mural.

    Strathroy young people put community safety first

    Strathroy Community Association recently held a celebration event for young people who had taken part in a community safety programme funded by us.. 

  • A group of school children leap into the air.

    We’re encouraging P7 pupils to go on an energy saving trip

    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.

  • A man and woman walking on the footpath.

    Community Safety Warden Service making an impact in Antrim & Newtownabbey

    The Housing Executive has partly funded a community safety warden scheme across Antrim & Newtownabbey. Working in partnership with Antrim & Newtownabbey Policing and Community Safety Partnership (PSCP), the scheme provides wardens in local estates at peak times to tackle anti-social behaviour and minor crime. 

  • People present at the launch of the Hervey Trail, Derry

    History Buffs and Ramblers will Love the Hervey Heritage Trail

    Hervey Heritage Group has been supported by the Housing Executive to provide information boards on the life and history surrounding the Earl Bishop of Derry.

  • A hand holds a small electric screen.

    Cavity Wall Insulation Report released for Northern Ireland

    Research into cavity wall insulation in social housing and private homes in Northern Ireland has been published today. The research was commissioned in 2017 by the Housing Executive on the back of concerns about the standard of cavity wall insulation in its own properties.

  • A homeless person sits on a street corner.

    NI Public to get say on Chronic Homelessness Plan

    A public consultation is underway on the Housing Executive’s new Chronic Homelessness Action Plan, with public meetings planned in venues across NI.

  • A large group of children hold up their certificates.

    Armoy Children graduate Miniversity!

    Primary schools in the village of Armoy have been celebrating success with the Miniversity careers programme at their graduation ceremony this week, thanks to funding from the Housing Executive.

  • Several raised hands with animated hearts in their palms.

    Grab a Community Grant!

    Community groups in our South Region can receive funding worth up to a maximum of £5,000 through our Community Grant Scheme.

  • Fermanagh and Omagh district council Community Plan logo

    Fermanagh & Omagh 2030 Community Plan

    Tell us what matters most to you.

  • Volunteers pose inside the beach art they created

    Community beach artwork launches clean coasts week

    Local charity Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful, is calling for volunteers across Northern Ireland to get involved in Coca-Cola Clean Coasts Week, which runs from 1st-9th June 2019. In collaboration with the Housing Executive and other local organisations, the charity hopes to inspire you to help preserve our coastline for generations to come. 

  • A calendar with a date circled on it.

    May bank holiday opening hours

    Our offices will close at 5.00pm on Friday 24th May 2019 and reopen at 9.00am on Tuesday 28th May 2019. 

  • Several adults with two school children and their prizes and artworks.

    Glack children design their dream homes

    As part of a Rural Housing Need test, primary school children in Glack took part in our ‘My Dream Home’ art competition.

  • A man and woman play with a springer spaniel dog outdoors.

    Housing Executive helps Belfast Youth with Fantastic Opp-paw-tunity

    A dog walking and grooming social enterprise is making a real difference to the lives of young people in Belfast, thanks to help from the Housing Executive.

  • A group of men and women pose with baskets filled with colourful flowers.

    Working to make a brighter future together in Foreglen

    Following the completion of an external maintenance scheme and kitchen replacement scheme, which saw the Housing Executive invest over £750,000 for its tenants in the rural area of Foreglen, local residents proposed the idea of a planting project to complement the improved appearance of the village.