Resident forum

The resident forum will be in place to strengthen the voice of residents and communicate with Notting Hill Genesis staff and residents. The resident forum will be led by residents, for residents, with a diverse membership from across our communities, including our board members (residents), one of which will chair the resident forum meetings.

The resident forum has three roles:

  • To connect resident experiences to the board ensuring they listen, act, and respond to feedback.
  • To recommend service improvement projects informed by the scrutiny of performance data and resident insight and feedback.
  • To provide oversight and assess the impact of the resident involvement and engagement programme.

Through scrutiny of our performance and gaining insights from different ‘touchpoints’ such as local engagement, complaints and satisfaction scores, The Resident Forum will agree resident-led projects and pieces of work to improve both performance and resident experience. This will mean that the voice of NHG residents is an integral part of day-to-day operations at Notting Hill Genesis. The Resident Forum will play an important strategic role and will connect to the Board through reports to the Operations Committee.

Download resident forum terms of reference

Governance committees

Residents can also sit on our various governance committees. By doing so, residents will have the opportunity to engage with our board on topics such as strategy, budgets and risk management.

Please look out for any vacancies for these committees in Connections or the ‘Get Involved’ newsletter.

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Ways to get involved

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Improve your community

From forming a Residents’ Association to taking part in an estate inspection or rating the quality of your cleaning and gardening contractors, or if you live in a street property, there are many ways in which you can give feedback and improve your community and neighbourhoods.
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Take part in short consultations

Residents can also take part in one-off activities. This is a flexible opportunity for residents to have their say and help improve services without necessarily committing to attending regular meetings. Often this can be done remotely over email, by survey or for those without access to digital services, we can work with individuals to support them to get involved.
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Join a service improvement project

Currently there are a number of residents projects that meet to look at different service areas. Find out how to get involved.