How to talk about supported housing webinar
The latest webinar in our Talking about Homes series will explore how to increase support for decent, affordable supported housing.
We all need a decent, affordable home that supports our well being. It’s the foundation for our lives. And for those of us who need some assistance in order to live well, supported housing is vital.
But supported housing is often absent from the conversation about how to improve housing in the UK. People tend to have a limited understanding of what supported housing is, the value it brings to people’s lives and to our wider society.
We can frame our communications in ways that will help to build this understanding and make a stronger case for decent, affordable supported housing for all of us who need it.
More about this event
Join FrameWorks UK, in partnership with JRF and the Nationwide Foundation, for a useful webinar that will provide insights and tips to help you:
- find common ground and make supported housing feel more relevant to everyone
- explain what supported housing is, how it works, and why it’s good for our whole society
- hone your skills – with practical guidance and examples.
It will last for 1 hour, which will include about 40 minutes for a presentation and then the remaining time for questions and answers.
Speakers
Sophie is a Principal Communications Strategist at FrameWorks UK, working with mission-driven organisations to reframe social issues. Sophie has been working on the Talking about Homes project for the last 3 years.
She has a background in writing and branding, and she is passionate about harnessing words and storytelling to communicate for good, and change hearts and minds.
Who is this event for?
This webinar will benefit anyone who writes and talks about homes in the UK – and especially anyone with a particular focus on supported housing, including:
- housing associations
- local government
- campaigners and communicators
- policymakers and government.
This event is part of the housing topic.
Find out more about our work in this area.