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Game of Homes and Process Reviews
Did you play any new board or card games over Christmas? This is exactly how most organisational processes behave in the real world. At first, it is all about the…
Alliance Homes – Using Game of Homes for Scrutiny
Client : Alliance Homes Alliance Homes have been working with our partner organisation, Tentacles Consultancy, to refresh their approach to scrutiny. Alliance Homes have been working with our partner organisation,…
Using Game of Homes to Power Up Your Engagement Strategy
There are plenty of reasons why housing providers are prioritising resident engagement right now: new regulations, rising complaints, sector reputation. But strip it all back, and the core reason remains…
Peaks and Plains – Building Trust Through Data
Client : Cheshire Peaks and Plains Time flies when you’re having fun! That’s not the kind of feedback you usually expect from a session on data governance. The Challenge Peaks…
Gamification – Part 2
Game of Homes is a powerful new approach to tenant engagement in social housing. Blending behavioural science with board game mechanics, it transforms dry consultations into creative, inclusive, and solution-focused…
Gamification – Part 1
Game of Homes is a powerful new approach to tenant engagement in social housing. Blending behavioural science with board game mechanics, it transforms dry consultations into creative, inclusive, and solution-focused…
Designing the Game of Homes
Did you know that Waddingtons, the creators behind iconic games like Monopoly and Cluedo, were originally a humble printing and packaging company? That little-known fact feels oddly fitting. Because when…
Crawley Homes – Improving the Scrutiny Group
Client : Crawley Homes Crawley Homes, managed by Crawley Borough Council, provides social housing in Crawley, with a focus on energy efficiency and tenant engagement. The Tenant and Leaseholder Action…
Yorkshire Housing – Community Champions
Client : Yorkshire Housing Yorkshire Housing wants to ‘make Yorkshire feel smaller’ by strengthening local communities. To do this, they were considering setting up a scheme of ‘community champions’; people…