Cost of living: Crunch time
The Resident Voice Index™ project continues to shine a light on the perspectives of UK social housing residents. We’d like to thank the 5,719 people who kindly gave their time to support this survey.
More than ever before, it is vital that resident views are put in front of those that have the power to make change happen. We will endeavour to do this and work with policy makers, housing providers, service providers and residents to help make positive change happen.
The Resident Voice
The Resident Voice Index™ is a long-term project to gather anonymised survey responses from people living in social housing in the UK. These short surveys are designed to provide policy makers and housing providers with information they can use to improve neighbourhoods and communities.
Your voice matters
The way that social housing works is changing. With improvements on the horizon for how landlords interact with residents, the voice of the resident will, quite rightly be more important than ever.
By sharing your opinions and vision for what housing should look like in the future, you can shape how your neighbourhood moves forward.
Stay updated with the Resident Voice
A safe way to share
The project is completely independent, with no links to housing providers or formal resident structures, so our platform gives an ideal space for you to express your views safely and freely.
Get in touch with our team:
info.residentvoice@mrisoftware.com
Who we are
We are MRI Software, the people behind the UK’s largest mutual exchange site, HomeSwapper. This gives us the largest direct access to social housing residents independent of their housing provider.
As a supplier of software and services to around 850 social housing providers, our full range of solutions provide opportunities for multiple touchpoints with residents. We are uniquely placed to launch a truly independent service in The Resident Voice Index™ initiative and we want to use this to build a detailed picture that can help inform the way that social housing works in the future.