Interviews and member chats

We interviewed a delegate on how she got on with our Designated tenant panel training course.

Our Marketing and Communications Manager Rae Watson chatted with our Policy Advisor Clare Powell about her latest policy briefing.

On Today's member chat Rae Watson talks to the Chair of Selwood Housing Group's Scrutiny Team Kate Tivney about how her organisation is keeping scrutiny alive through these uncertain times.

Today we spoke with Chief Executive of Ongo Homes Steve Hepworth about all things engagement during lockdown. Ongo have been part of the Tpas membership for many years so engagement is built in to the foundations of the organisation. Steve goes into detail about how they have managed to adapt during the pandemic.

Our Business Development Manager Michael Hill talks us through our New National Engagement Standards that were released late last year. He talks through each of the main pillars and why we believe them to be essential for our members to practice fantastic engagement.

Our second member chat with Clare Powell goes into detail about her new policy briefing such as the new government guidance on essential moves and how to escalating situation in care homes links to social housing.

Today Rae chatted with Charley Oulton, Orbit's Customer Engagement Manager. Charley talks about the benefits of joining our National Engagement Professionals network on Workplace and about the challenges in opening different platforms of engagement to make sure all of Orbit's customers has some access too engagement.

On today's member chat Rae talks with David Yates, the chair of Community Gateway's governance board about what plans they have going forward with their governance as a response to the Covid-19 Outbreak.

Welcome Caritas! Caritas Charles is our new Policy and Insight Manager here at Tpas.

On the latest episode member chat Rae talks with Caroline Drew, a Community Engagement Officer at Aylesbury Vale Housing. Aylesbury Vale have just joined Tpas and Rae wanted to chat to Caroline to see why they felt it was important to join the Tpas family during these very peculiar times.