GETTING INVOLVED Would you like to help influence improvements in the delivery of our services to you? Tenant involvement is all about helping to influence the decisions we make about the services you receive. It is about sharing information and ideas with other tenants and staff with the aim of improving the standard of service we provide. Previous experience is not necessary as you will be provided with training. You can give as much or as little time as you want. There are lots of benefits to getting involved: You can influence decisions; Help us to create communities where people want to live, work and play; Make your views heard; Share information and ideas; Learn new skills; Make new friends.
"I joined the Board as I was “I am an Ayrshire Housing tenant living interested in how decisions were in Barr. I joined the Board as a made within the association. I haven't volunteer tenant member in 2016. As a regretted for aassingle minute as it isdecisions were made Board member I haveI haven't attended Board "I joined theitboard I was interested in how within the association. regretted it for a single minute as it is good being able to have an input into the running of the association, and in the decisions it makes good being able to have an input into meetings which involves discussion as it moves forward. It has been rewarding seeing new developments grow from the ground up, and for the association the running of thetoassociation, in of the tenants present and decision to grow from strength strength for theand benefit and future."making; training sessions the decisions it makes as it moves Georgina Dawson to help me understand issues which forward. It has been rewarding seeing then help me to make the right new developments grow from the decisions and conferences where I ground up, and for the association to have had the chance to meet and visit grow from strength to strength for the other housing associations. Meeting benefit of the tenants present and and working with the Ayrshire Housing future." staff and the other tenant and community volunteers has been very informative and very interesting.”
GEORGINA DAWSON, TENANT MEMBER
KENNY GEORGE, TENANT MEMBER
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