Clarion Housing Group

We're glad to be able to work with innovative partners to provide our residents with cutting edge energy efficiency in their homes. Learn more about the tech behind our regeneration of the 112-year-old Sutton Estate in Chelsea. #Sustainability #HeatPumps #SocialHousing #UKHousing #NetZero

The William Sutton Prize is proud to collaborate with individuals and organisations with high-impact ideas. Two categories are currently open: The William Sutton Prize for Sustainability: Supporting projects that contribute to the restoration and preservation of our natural world. The William Sutton Prize for Connected Communities: New for 2025, this category seeks ideas that enhance the lived experience of social housing, focusing on residents’ physical, emotional, and social wellbeing to create a healthy and welcoming environment for all. Applications close midday on Tuesday, 8 April. Apply now: https://bit.ly/3PF5AHo Michelle Reynolds, Bell Phillips, Building with Nature, The Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Jas Bhalla Works #Sustainability #Innovation #Funding #WilliamSuttonPrize #Clarion125 #ConnectedCommunities #SocialHousing

A new research report, conducted by The G15 shows the stigma faced by individuals and communities in social housing. The most common source of stigma was interactions with landlords, cited by 43% of respondents. Other areas included interactions with customer service agents, such as banks and mobile phone companies (24%), and dealings with official authorities (24%). Residents highlighted media portrayals of social housing and residents as the most significant driver of negative perceptions. Language used by politicians and government housing policy, ranked second and third. Despite these challenges, the findings make clear that social housing provides a vital foundation for individuals and families. Learn more here - https://lnkd.in/dJqRtEjT #SocialHousing #UKHousing #RoomToGrow #StigmaOut

To announce the launch of the sixth William Sutton Prize and mark our 125th anniversary, the Prize pot has been increased to £125,000, which will be awarded to ideas and innovations that transform the lives of social housing residents. The £125,000 fund will be split between the winners of two categories, focusing on Sustainability and Connected Communities. Our Chief Executive, Clare Miller, said: “Kickstarting our 125th year anniversary celebrations, this year’s Prize is our most ambitious to date, and we are delighted to be able to increase the value of the funding thanks to the support of our partners.” Applications for The William Sutton Prize are now open. https://bit.ly/3PKDOta #Sustainability #Innovation #Funding #WilliamSuttonPrize #Clarion125 #ConnectedCommunities #SocialHousing

Our Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Catherine Thomas, joined other speakers at this year’s Comms and Influencing in Housing Conference. Catherine spoke at the breakout session 'Getting buy-in from stakeholders through transparent communication’, where she discussed how to establish credibility and trust in the sector. She also shared best practices for fostering long-term relationships with government decision-makers. The Comms and Influencing in Housing Conference is a new initiative from The National Housing Federation, designed to help housing associations enhance their communication strategies, influence effectively, and build lasting relationships with residents and stakeholders. #NHFComms

We are delighted that our partnership with Wates Group at The Sutton Estate, Chelsea, has been recognised at the National Housing Maintenance Forum (NHMF) Best Practice Awards. Being shortlisted for the 'Best Customer Impact Award' is a fantastic achievement, and we extend our congratulations to the team for this well-deserved recognition. #NHMF2025 #NHMFBestPracticeAwards

Calling all changemakers, community-builders, and social innovators. As we celebrate 125 years of William Sutton’s legacy, the sixth edition of The William Sutton Prize is our most ambitious yet. New for 2025, we’re proud to introduce The William Sutton Prize for Connected Communities. This new category funds impact-led ideas that improve social housing residents’ physical, emotional and social wellbeing. You could receive up to £25,000 in funding and tailored project support from Clarion and The Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design at The Royal College of Art to bring your vision to life. To learn more, or apply, please visit: https://bit.ly/4jgmCZT #ConnectedCommunities #Innovations #Funding #WilliamSuttonPrize #Clarion125 #Sustainability

Calling all disruptors and innovators. Applications for The William Sutton Prize for Sustainability are open now! The 2025 William Sutton Prize for Sustainability theme is Regenerative Places: Enriching nature, homes, and communities. We are looking for new and breakthrough ideas in new homes and existing neighbourhoods that can actively contribute to restoring and preserving our natural world, ultimately benefiting current and future residents and communities. Winners can receive up to £50,000 in grant funding and a tailored business support package from Clarion to help grow their ideas and turn them into reality. To learn more, or apply, please visit: https://bit.ly/4g4qURs #Sustainability #Innovations #Funding #WilliamSuttonPrize #Clarion125

We’re thrilled to launch the sixth edition of The William Sutton Prize! This year, we’re celebrating 125 years of William Sutton’s legacy with two exciting new categories: The William Sutton Prize for Sustainability: Supporting ideas to restore and preserve the natural world. The William Sutton Prize for Connected Communities: Enhancing the wellbeing of social housing residents. Winners will receive grant funding, tailored support, and the opportunity to collaborate with Clarion and leading experts. To learn more, or apply, please visit: https://bit.ly/3PF5AHo Applications close at midday on Tuesday, 8 April. #Sustainability #Innovation #Funding #WilliamSuttonPrize #Clarion125

We’re supporting The G15's latest case study in the Room To Grow campaign, revealing the shocking scale of stigma faced by social housing residents in London. The ‘Taking the Stigma out of Social Housing: The Residents View’ report launching today in Parliament polled 3,000 social housing residents in London, finding that nearly half (45%) have experienced prejudice or discrimination because of their housing status. Despite these challenges, the report, sponsored by the G15 Residents’ Group, finds that safe, secure social housing provides a vital foundation for families, offering stability and improving health outcomes. Urgent action is now needed to address harmful narratives and perceptions of social housing residents. We’re proud to celebrate the value that social housing brings to both individual residents and the economy & society as a whole. https://lnkd.in/eAzw2rtJ #RoomToGrow #StigmaOut