Hello, we represent all the housing associations in Wales
What we delivered: 2021/22
Our vision is a Wales where good housing is a basic right for all, and this past year has seen us achieve a number of successes that further the work our members can do in support of this goal. Watch this video to find out more.
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Training: 2302- Introduction to Housing Associations
Staff or committee members who have recently joined a housing association can find the wide range of policies, regulations and jargon a minefield. This course will help to simplify the role of and activities carried out by housing associations, as well as de-mystifying some of the jargon.
£125
£185
Training: 2303 - Introduction to Housing Associations
Staff or committee members who have recently joined a housing association can find the wide range of policies, regulations and jargon a minefield. This course will help to simplify the role of and activities carried out by housing associations, as well as de-mystifying some of the jargon.
£125
£185
Training: 2304 - Introduction to Housing Associations
Staff or committee members who have recently joined a housing association can find the wide range of policies, regulations and jargon a minefield. This course will help to simplify the role of and activities carried out by housing associations, as well as de-mystifying some of the jargon.
£125
£185
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Meet our people
We are a dedicated staff team who work together to enable our members to be brilliant.
Meet our members
Our members are independent, not-for-profit organisations who strive to deliver affordable housing to meet demand while investing in communities.
What we’ve been doing…
£327m invested into developing new homes in 2017/18, a rise of almost 7% from 2016/17
5% increase in turnover for the sector, with £445m of that invested back into regeneration throughout the year
The sector now owns and manages 162,439 homes
Housing Associations in Wales directly spent £1.2bn in 2018, of which 84% was retained in Wales
The indirect supplier effect meant the total contribution to the economy was over £2bn
Housing fixed asset levels, before depreciation, are now shown at £7.4bn, a 7.2% increase from 2017