Resident involvement

Information about the different ways residents can get involved and have their say about housing services.

Local resident involvement

Council tenants and leaseholders can form a group to make improvements to their local block or estate. They can meet on a regular basis to discuss issues or just occasionally as the need arises. Some groups also organise social events. 

Resident associations should be formally set up with a committee but are independent of the council and meet to an agreed schedule. Although these groups are self managing, the resident involvement team will provide advice as required.

Resident forums are administered by the resident involvement team who assist with publicity and taking notes at meetings.  These groups do not need formal committees and only need to meet as the need arises, so they involve less work for residents.

The documents below provide lots of information about setting up a group. To find out if there is a group in your area already or for additional information, please contact the resident involvement team.

Resident Involvement Team

Address

Floor 2, Zone C, Bernard Weatherill House
8 Mint Walk
Croydon CR0 1EA
United Kingdom