How you can get involved
There are many different ways you can give us your views, from taking part in a quick survey or attending a focus group or even joining our customer scrutiny group, InFocus.
InFocus
InFocus is the name of our customer scrutiny group. We currently have over 40 members who are located across the the South West They work in partnership with the business to help:
- Make sure our customers’ priorities are heard and acted upon.
- Review our performance and focus on key issues for us to address.
- Act as a sounding board for proposed changes to service delivery and policies.
- Consider value of money and help identify what services our customers’ value.
- Identify and celebrate what we are doing well.
The group have been working with us since May 2019 and in that time they have helped us to shape our
- Customer Services strategy
- Customer Engagement strategy
- Annual report for customers
- Empty Homes Standard.
If you are interested in finding out more about InFocus please contact us.
Your views matter to us
Take part in our exciting campaigns for you to give your views on our different services, strategies and policies.
If it's once a month or even once a year we really want to hear what you have to say. We’ll be asking for your views in a variety of ways, including surveys, polls, questionnaires and focus groups.
Take a look at how your feedback has helped to develop our services here.
Join us on social media
Estate Service Champions
Our Estate Services Champions work in partnership with us to gather feedback on how our grounds maintenance, communal cleaning and communal fire alarm contractors are performing.
Ways we can support you
We want to make it easy for you to be involved, so we:
- Provide training and support so that you can develop and enhance your skills and knowledge.
- Provide additional support in order for you to participate in engagement activities.
- Provide information in alternative formats and languages.
- Lend or provide IT equipment where required.
- Pay travel expenses and help arrange travel if needed.
- Pay child care and carer costs.
Residents' associations
Residents’ associations are groups of residents who work together to improve where they live.
It’s a great opportunity for our customers to share ideas, solve problems and have a say in how things are run. Typically activities include organising and running social or educational events.
