CIH president launches campaign to boost resilience among housing professionals
The campaign will run throughout Julie Haydon's year in office and aims to help housing professionals build a resilient mindset.
Julie Haydon, president at the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH), launched her presidential campaign, Rooted in Resilience, after taking up the role at the CIH’s annual general meeting (AGM) today, 10th October.
The campaign will run throughout her year in office and aims to help housing professionals build a resilient mindset.
Haydon said: “Resilience is something we all draw on — as individuals, as organisations and as a sector.
“In housing, our resilience is tested daily, but it is also what gives us the drive and the strength to create solutions, support people and build communities where everyone can thrive.
“A short amount of our time can have a significant impact.”
Haydon added: “My campaign is about recognising and amplifying that resilience — rooted in our values, our people and in the communities we serve.
“I’m excited to work with CIH members, partners and the wider housing family to share stories of resilience and to create opportunities for us to learn from one another.”
The campaign focuses on helping people move from a survival mindset to one that is open to learning and teamwork.
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