CIH Northern Ireland

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Chartered Institute of Housing - independent charity & professional body raising standards in housing through membership, education, training & policy influence

Pictured from left to right, Daniel McCrossan MLA chair of the Public Accounts Committee, and Justin Cartwright national director of Chartered Institute of Housing Northern Ireland
CIH submission to autumn budget
Chartered Institute of Housing Northern Ireland response to the draft Climate Action Plan 2023-2027.
Chartered Institute of Housing Northern Ireland response to the equality impact assessment on the budget 2025/26
Parliament Buildings, Stormont
Photo of Justin Cartwright, national director of CIH NI and quote reads: "We must move beyond incremental improvements and implement integrated planning reforms that streamline the system, prioritise sustainable housing growth, and ensure all councils are equipped and accountable for efficient outcomes."
Chartered Institute of Housing Northern Ireland response to DfI consultation on developer contributions for wastewater infrastructure
Left to right: Justin Cartwright, CIH; Yetunde Dania, Trowers & Hamlins; Tracey Ellis, NIFHA.
5 key asks for Refugee Week: 1. Restore local responsibility 2. Protect the move on period 3. Expand housing options 4. Support integration 5. End discrimination
Photo of CIH Northern Ireland director Justin Cartwright accompanied by the quote "To truly drive down homelessness and ensure everyone has a safe, secure and affordable home, we must go further. A statutory duty to prevent homelessness, coupled with a mandate for inter-agency cooperation, would empower truly person-centred solutions and make sustainable progress towards addressing homelessness in Northern Ireland."
Housing development in foreground with wastewater infrastructure in background
Housing development in foreground with wastewater infrastructure in background
Photo of CIH NI director Justin Cartwright alongside the quote "We are encouraged by the reduction in homelessness, which shows the positive impact of those working tirelessly in housing and homelessness services to help people find suitable homes and vital support. To keep up momentum in new builds and allocations, and to quickly address the growing need for social housing, we’re urging the NI Executive and relevant departments to look again at capital funding, speed up initiatives that simplify planning processes, and invest properly in vital infrastructure, especially for water and wastewater."
Housing development in the foreground with wastewater infrastructure in the background