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Tenant and Resident Groups

We have a number of local tenants and residents groups which meet regularly to share information, give feedback and contribute to the decision making of the Association. Use the accordion below to find out more about each of the groups.

Tenants and residents can attend any meeting where they feel most comfortable, with the exception of  the Livingwell and Ukrainian meetings which are for those communities only. Upcoming dates for group meetings are all published on our Events page here.

To find out more about any of these groups, please contact Susan Burn on 0141 429 3900, email susan@newgorbalsha.org.uk or text/phone 07971 819780.

This group is working with the Housing, Maintenance and Communities teams to improve their local area. They meet 6-weekly often with input from community police and Glasgow City Council.

We hold 6-weekly meetings for tenants in the Laurieston area to share information and listen to feedback. These are usually Wednesdays or Thursdays at 6pm in The Citizens Theatre.

We hold regular drop-ins for coffee, chat and to listen to feedback. These are in St Francis Community Centre on a Thursday at 6pm every 6-8 weeks.

Our Ukrainian tenants meet every 6-8 weeks for peer support, to share information and to speak to our staff teams. Interpreters are provided.

We regularly offer an online Teams call for those who cannot, or do not wish to attend in person.  This is open to anyone on our Your Views list, to share information or give feedback.

We hold 6-weekly drop-ins for coffee and chat at our 3 Livingwell services.  This is a chance to get to know staff, share information and listen to feedback.

We hold 6-weekly drop-ins for coffee and chat for any residents in the Oatlands area, in the Oatlands Hub, with information on NGHA community events.

The action group meet every 6 weeks to discuss service standards with NGHA and other service providers (for example, Glasgow City Council). Members are local tenants, owners and residents who have an interest in their area. Their meetings are open to local people.