Getting Involved with Leeds Federated
Leeds Federated places the involvement of its customers at the
heart of the way it operates. We have a proud history of working
effectively with our customers to improve our performance, which we
are committed to continuing and building on for the future. This
will help us achieve our vision 'to deliver outstanding homes and
services'.
We aim to encourage and support all customers to become involved in
decision making. This includes treating customers as diverse
individuals and supporting involvement irrespective of age, race,
gender, religion, disability or orientation.
We offer a wide range of activities so that everyone can be
involved in the way and at the level that is right for them. This
means offering activities that require a low level of input, such
as filling in questionnaires, as well as higher level activities,
such as attending meetings, interviewing contractors or becoming a
mystery shopper.
Activities will be available which look at local issues in your
area, as well as those which look at issues affecting the whole
organisation.
We will provide training and development opportunities to any
tenant to help them get the most out of involvement.
We aim to ensure that involvement activities are used to influence
real decision making about the way we deliver our services.
We aim to ensure everyone who takes part in involvement activites
receives timely feedback about how the outcomes of the activity
have been used by us.
Find out more
There are many ways you can get involved and
here are just some of the involvement
activities:
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Editorial Panel
Reviews content of Talking Tenants and other tenant
publications
Service Quality Forum
Reviews performance on service provision, eg. repairs,
cleaning, gardening and anti-social behaviour
Disability Forum
Considers issues relating to people living with disabilities.
Aimed at disabled tenants and their carers.
Property Forum
Assesses products, materials and contractors for planned
maintenance works, such as replacement kitchens and boilers.
Mystery Shopping
Tenants are trained to become mystery shoppers, testing the
quality of service we provide.
Feedback Panel
Members are contacted regularly to give their views and
opinions on a variety of issues.
Local tenant groups and walkabouts
Look at a variety of local issues. Walkabouts involve
accompanying staff on inspections of your neighbourhood.
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