Dear Residents,

I hope you are well. MM Response: The World Will Know About Housing for Women TERROR CELLS. Refer gascontracts@watret.co.uk for Watret Unprofessionalism and lack of sensitivity in the case of a TRAUMATISED Black Woman who is being pushed to become HCT Group Impact Report of 1 in 5 of all SUICIDES are associated with unemployment. Now that Housing For Women joined forces with HMCTS CPS CJS to silence me. The Tenancy Agreement that will make Queen Camilla and King Charles linked to Housing For Women becoming a TERROR CELL.

As we have had a very high volume of applications after our first recruitment email, we have decided to extend our application deadline till the 4th of January 2025. This includes any applications that are being sent by post.

I have attached the application form to this email, but if you require a paper copy, please reply to this email.

We hope you have a wonderful Christmas and a happy New Year.

Warm regards

Youssaf Taran

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Before we reach the end of 2024, we wanted to say a big thank you to all members of the Housing Ombudsman Resident Panel. It has been a busy year and a great start to what we are sure will be a very insightful and interesting 3-year term working together. To recap this year….  in May we received 1532 applications to join the Resident Panel584 of you met the Ombudsman online in June  in July we discussed common complaint issues with 40 shared owners, some of which were highlighted in the Ombudsman’s report on shared owner complaints200 attended an online Q&A with the Ombudsman and team in October  50 of you helped us shape the pages on our website about how we investigate Anti-Social Behaviour complaints in October we pre-consulted our 5-year Corporate Strategy consultation with 200 of you in November we received feedback from 143 members about their experience on the panel  96.5% of you said you are happy with the Resident Panel newsletters sent so far   92 of your questions were answered on the Resident Panel hub Exclusive member hub If you have not yet signed up to use the online engagement hub, created exclusively for members to take part in surveys, consultations, catch up on recordings and register for meetings, you can do so via the link below.  Get involved and register for the Resident Panel hubWhat’s on in 2025?We already have lots of exciting activities planned for the Resident Panel in 2025. Early next year we will release dates to discuss the findings of the consultation on repairs which you were invited to take part in earlier this year and how we are using the findings to write a Spotlight report.  Early next year, the panel will be invited to take part in the 5-year corporate strategy consultation and share this with other residents and your landlord.  We will also be posting lots more opportunities to get involved in improvements to our processes and upcoming projects in the new year, including plans for the roll out of the Social Tenant’s Access to Information Rights Scheme.  Upcoming meetingsAnnual Complaints Review meetingsJoin us on Zoom to discuss the findings from the Annual Complaints Review 2023-24. We will look at trends we are seeing in how landlords are performing and our own complaint data. The session will last for 1 hour.Please only register for one of the available dates.Wednesday 22 January 20255-6pmRegister now for 22 JanuaryWednesday 29 January 20255-6pmRegister now for 29 JanuaryHow to complain to your landlord sessionsWe are inviting Resident Panel members to attend an online session delivered by the Housing Ombudsman Centre for Learning on ‘Making an effective complaint to your landlord’.The 1-hour meeting will take place on Zoom with an optional 15-minute at the end for a Q&A on the session.Wednesday 5 March 20255-6:15pmRegister now for 5 MarchTuesday 11 March 202512-1:15pmRegister now for 11 MarchWhat is the Centre for Learning?The Housing Ombudsman Centre for Learning was set up the share learning from our casework with others in the Sector. Over 10,000 landlords and housing professionals have signed up to access online webinars, case studies and other free resources.Find out more about the Centre for LearningVolunteers needed for research interviewsThe University of Huddersfield’s Healthy Housing Initiative is carrying out research into how damp, mould, and condensation in people’s homes are being addressed, the types of actions that do and do not work and why conditions persist in many cases.The project is done partly in collaboration with the West Yorkshire Housing Partnership (WYHP) and the WY Health and Care Partnership’s housing and health workstreams.The research team are looking for residents who would like to take part in interviews to talk about experiences of damp and mould, and the kinds of actions and responses they have and have not found to be effective. The interviews will take place over the phone and take around 45 minutes to 1 hour and will be recorded with the permission of the interviewee. If you are interested in speaking with the team, please contact Pratichi Chatterjee, p.chatterjee@hud.ac.uk and Phil Brown p.a.brown@hud.ac.ukThe closing date to register your interest is 31 January 2025.A safe space to share your viewsWe have set out expectations for panel members and when we may apply our policy on unreasonable behaviour.Acceptable use guideResident Panel hubA place to have your say on the latest consultations, surveys, and provide evidence for our Spotlight reports.Resident Panel hubChanged your mind?If you no longer wish to be a member of the Housing Ombudsman Resident Panel, please send us an email at residentpanel@housing-ombudsman.org.uk with your full name and email address and we will remove you from our mailing system.About the Housing Ombudsman ServiceWe are a free and impartial dispute resolution service that investigates complaints from residents and leaseholders of member landlords (housing associations and local authorities), as well as for our voluntary members (private landlords and letting agents).Our vision is to improve residents’ lives and landlords’ services through housing complaints.Residents | Landlords | Contact usConnect with us on LinkedInYou have received this email because you are a member of the Housing Ombudsman Resident Panel. This email contains web beacons. 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Thank you for giving your time Mervelee, As we approach the end of the year, we want to say a huge thank you for everything you do to make our progress possible. Our brilliant team of events volunteers support more than 400 events up and down the country each year. From marshalling in local parks for Race for Life, to lighting up city streets on Shine Night Walks, your energy and passion power our events. Every hour you give makes a real impact for people affected by cancer. Here’s what happened with the time you gave: More than 200 volunteers were at the heart of our 2024 sports fundraising events. Their support meant that 17,800 participants raised a total of more than £8m. Events volunteers gave their time to support more than 313,000 participants across all our events this year to raise over £40m. This fundraising means we can continue our work to bring about a world where everybody lives longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer. Together we are beating cancer. Laura Parsisson, Head of Volunteering.

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A big thank you this festive seasonAt Cancer Research UK, we think it’s the little things that matter most – the significant moments we can easily take for granted. They are so precious, especially in the festive season and especially for people affected by cancer. Every year, thousands of incredible people give their time to support our life-saving research. And it’s thanks to research that people affected by cancer can have more time for more of the little things, this festive season and beyond. Michelle Mitchell, our Chief Executive, has recorded a special video message to thank you for your incredible contributions this year. Hear Michelle’s festive message to you

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Wendy’s storyDedicated events volunteer, Wendy, has supported at Kings Lynn Race for Life for the past 15 years.“I first took part in Race for Life many years ago when I worked for Mars as the community champion. After becoming a runner, and having been sponsored for another 10k race, I didn’t feel like people would sponsor me again, so I started volunteering. I dragged my two daughters along to help too and some work colleagues. And so, the habit became!” Wendy acts as an incredible ambassador and brings a group of family and friends along to help at the event each year. “This year was just the same as usual – about 15 of us came and covered all the marshal points, and even covered some admin too.” This year, Wendy was awarded an Honorary Fellowship at our annual Flame of Hope Awards in honour of her remarkable contribution to volunteering at Race for Life events. To get into the festive spirit, why not take a few minutes to read some of our other volunteers’ favourite memories from 2024? Volunteers share their volunteering journeys

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Volunteering highlights from 2024From volunteer fundraisers joining comedian Rhod Gilbert on tour to fundraise through cash collections, to Campaigns Ambassadors visiting the Houses of Parliament to help keep cancer on top of the political agenda. Read more about what our brilliant volunteer community have been getting up to this year.

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Equality, diversity and inclusionEquality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) matters to Cancer Research UK because it plays a vital role in achieving our vision of a world where everybody lives longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer. We believe we can make the greatest progress for people affected by cancer by making sure that the impact of our research is felt equally by everyone, that our expert information is accessible to all, and that everyone who works or volunteers at CRUK feels that they belong. Our first EDI strategy, published in 2021, was a good starting point, but we know we have more to do. That’s why we’ve published our refreshed EDI strategy, which sets out how we’ll keep making progress over the next five years. Head to the Volunteer Hub to read more and hear how volunteers have been involved in refreshing the strategy. Why EDI matters for our volunteers

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