Directory of housing associations will return in March, once again covering areas such as skills and people development, diversity and inclusion as well as staff wellbeing and employee support

Housing Today is inviting housing associations across the UK to take part in its annual Good Employer Guide for the sector.

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The guide, to be published in early 2027, will once again be a directory of employers, showcasing the great work providers are doing and sharing learning for the sector from initiatives across a wide range of areas.

To enter this year’s guide, housing associations need to share information about their organisation by completing a survey. They will be asked to answer questions around topics including skills and staff development, benefits, diversity and inclusion, health and wellbeing.

This year’s edition also includes questions about training staff in AI and machine learning.

Organisations entering can also provide supporting documents outlining more information about specific initiatives they have been involved in.

Chloe McCulloch, editorial director of Housing Today, said: ““Our Good Employer Guide is a great opportunity for organisations to highlight the great work they are doing while also sharing learning for the wider sector.”

The guide will be launched at an event in March and findings discussed further in a dedicated good employment session at the Building the Future Conference next October.

Housing Today shares learning and insight on good employment initiatives throughout the year via a series of quarterly themed reports.

To enter, please fill in this survey by clicking the button below. The deadline for submission is Monday 30th November. For any questions about the guide please email us – carl.brown@assemblemediagroup.co.uk 

Click here to enter the survey

 For ease of reading, please also find a PDF version of the questions below, but please fill your answers in Survey Monkey.

 Click here to see the digital edition of The Housing Today Good Employer Guide 2026

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