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SE London Housing Association Group (SELHAG)
SELHAG is made up of representatives of those housing associations that either have an active development programme in the sub region or who manage over 500 homes in the sub region:
- Asra Housing Association
- FamilyMosaic Housing Group
- Gallions Housing Association
- Guinness Trust
- Hexagon Housing Association
- Hyde Housing Association
- Kelsey Housing Association
- London & Quadrant Housing Trust
- Metropolitan Housing Trust
- Moat Housing Association
- Notting Hill Housing Group
- Orbit Housing Association
- Peabody Trust
- Presentation
- Riverside Housing Group
- Sanctuary Housing Association
- SELSA (SE London Small Associations)
- Servite Housing Association
- SoLFed (South London Federation of Small Housing Associations)
- Southern Housing Group
- Tower Homes
- Town & Country Housing Group
- Wandle Housing Association
The group meets on a quarterly basis and is also attended by representatives of the 5 boroughs and the Homes and Communities Agency and by the SE London Housing Partnership Co-ordinator.
For the July 2010 meeting:
Health and housing presentation
For the April 2010 meeting:
The SE London Guide for RSLs and Developers was revised in 2009 and the current version adopted in April 2010. Some further amendments will be made to the introductory section once a new SELHP Strategy is published.
The SE London protocol about adaptations has also been revised following review and consultation.
For the January 2010 meeting
......and some further details about Black on Board
Carbon Reduction and RSLs (NHF presentation)
HEEP (Briefing)
Summary of carbon reduction type programmes
Hyde - 'retrofit and replicate'
draft updated Guide to RSLs and Developers
The October 2009 meeting included:
L&Q's proposed new intermediate housing product
Mortgage Rescue Syndication proposal
Briefing note on retrofitting and carbon reduction
Discussion paper on use of CBL for intermediate housing
The revised wheelchair design guidelines were discussed. A briefing note from colleagues at LB Bromley summarises the changes.
SELHAG Members are also being consulted as part of the review of the SELHP Protocol on adaptations. The consultation involves a questionnaire that should be returned by November 9th.
SELHAG Members have been invited to a briefing on safeguarding adults at 2pm on November 10th. This is based on an outline programme.
In May FamilyMosaic produced the final draft of a report reviewing RSL training and employment schemes in SE London.
From the April 2009 meeting
Housing associations have been invited to sign up to a Domestic Abuse Code of Good Practice.
A presentation from Pauline Mason, SELHP Homelessness Co-ordinator, reviews recent work on homelessness.
For the January 2009 meeting
For the October 2008 meeting
For the July 2008 meeting:
Black on Board Progress Report
Black on Board Level 3 Programme Summary
From Sustainable Homes:
Main presentation; domestic energy assessor information; new build energy assessor information; non-dwelling energy assessor information.
Links relating to flood resiliance:
Environment Agency guidance on sequential testing; PPS25 - Development and Flood Risk; Improving the Flood Resiliance of New Buildings
A protocol about provision of adaptations has been agreed and finalised.
