Sustainability and Quality of Homes Group

The role of the Sustainability and Quality Homes Group is to provide a strategic steer at a national level for our work on decarbonising and managing the quality of housing association homes. The group plays a key role in ensuring that our policy, media and political lobbying work reflect the priorities of housing associations by:

• Steering NHF’s work nationally at a strategic level
• Leading the way by bringing together key housing association groups and partnerships together
• Refining messaging to the sector and to external stakeholders, and providing a forum to deliver this messaging
• Testing key strategic policy and funding asks
• Driving collaboration on sustainability and quality of homes across the sector
• Creating a forum for political engagement, or engagement with other key stakeholders across sustainability and quality of homes.

Group members

The Sustainability and Quality of Homes Group is made-up of housing associations who are representative of our membership and who help ensure a diverse range of experiences on managing the quality and decarbonisation of the sector's homes: 

• Paul Crawford LiveWest (Chair)
• Gary Orr, Abri
• Sarah Jones, Anchor Hanover Group
• Susan French, Barnsbury Housing Association Ltd
• Clare Miller, Clarion Housing Group Limited
• Allister Young, Coastline Housing Ltd
• Chan Kataria, emh group
• Mark Henderson, Home Group Ltd
• Bruce Moore, Housing 21
• Neal Ackcral, Hyde Housing Association Ltd
• Selina White, Magna Housing Ltd
• Gavin Cansfield, Moat Homes Limited
• Charlie Norman, MSV Housing Group Ltd
• Wendy Evans-Hendrick, Orwell Housing Association Ltd
• Ian McDermott , Peabody
• Branwen Evans, Places For People Group Limited
• Elizabeth Froude, Platform Housing Limited
• Jonathan Higgs, Raven Housing Trust Ltd
• Craig Moule, Sanctuary Housing Association
• Paul Hackett, Southern Housing
• Nicholas Harris, Stonewater Ltd
• Steve Coffey, Torus
• Ursula Bennion, Trent & Dove Housing
• Tina Barnard, Watford Community Housing