Housing Rights

Half-day conference £45 CHAP members £55 non CHAP member

Marking 10 years of our annual landmark event. Members £110 Non-members £135 (discounted rates and bursaries available)

Gain the skills to effectively challenge a negative housing decision in the social rented sector. Online via Zoom.

Help your clients to address problems they are encountering in keeping their social rented tenancy. Online via Zoom.

Build your knowledge so you can advise young people on their housing options and housing rights. In Person - Housing Rights, The Skainos Centre.

The essential course to give you an all-round knowledge of housing in Northern Ireland. Online via Zoom.

Gain the knowledge to help your clients apply for Universal Credit housing costs & understand ongoing commitment required to maintain this benefit. Online via Zoom.

Develop your skills and knowledge to design and deliver engaging and effective training sessions. In Person - Housing Rights, The Skainos Centre.

Financial capability is having the ability to manage money well, save for the future and build financial resilience. During the cost of living crisis it is more important than ever that people are able to manage their money, and have access to support to help them do so. This course looks in detail at what financial capability means. It also looks at the causes of debt in Northern Ireland, and how this impacts a client’s ability to manage their finances. It will help you to empower and support your clients to manage their own budget and sustain their home. Attendees will achieve an OCN Level 3.

This course aims to increase understanding of the processes required to get an adaptation within a clients’ home. The session will cover: different areas of housing – social rented, private rented and owner occupier the steps followed, depending on the type of adaptation required the different grants available to private rented tenants and home-owners for certain adaptations