Stadium - Building foundations for life

Who we are and what we do?

The Residents' Forum represents tenants living in Stadium Housing Association street properties and estates. Members do not get paid but are entitled to receive out-of-pocket expenses for things such as childcare and travel.

The Forum meets with Stadium Housing Association six times a year to discuss various issues and policies. The Forum is Stadium's main consultative body.

The Residents' Forum has a number of sub-committees. These include:

• Stadium Voice Editorial Panel 
• CIP sub-committee
• Parking sub-committee
• Abilities sub-committee
• Resources 4U Management Committee

Other committees are set up from time-to-time when there are specific issues to be taken forward.

Residents' Forum meetings, are chaired by a resident elected by the Forum members.  A new chair is elected each year.  All Residents' Forum members are supported with a programme of training in areas such as Committee skills and Diversity as well as courses such as Negotiating with your landlord and Presentation skills.

The newly elected chair is Eddie Leigh and the vice-chair is Rizwana Ali.

The Community Improvement sub-committee manages the community improvements budget of £150,000. Resident groups have an automatic right to apply for communal improvements through this budget.

More information?

The Forum aims to represent all residents. If you would like to find out more about its work, please contact Eddie or Rizwana at the following address:

The Residents Forum

c/o Stadium Housing Association

Olympic Office Centre

8 Fulton Road

Wembley  HA9 0NU

Our Residents' Forum provides a great opportunity for residents to meet with managers of Stadium, share their views, ideas and contribute to the continuous improvement of our services.

The Forum meets on a regular basis and is open to all Residents of Stadium Housing Association. Forum meetings are never stuffy or boring. They are often lively, fun and informative, with good debates.

The Residents' Forum works as a team, as well as bringing individual contributions, experiences , other expertise and knowledge .

The Residents' Forum is our main body for resident consultation on matters affecting policy, performance and community issues. It has already had a great input and influence over our policies and practices and continues to go from strength to strength in terms of membership and support. The Forum also has “teeth” in that it  challenges what we do, along with how and why we do it, and it always expects a response!

Training is provided as we recognise that some residents might not be familiar with the working structure of meetings or they may need more knowledge in certain areas of services we provide as landlords.  Training is free and there are a range of subjects that will be offered so that you can choose which training programme will best suit your needs.