Get involved in Birmingham's Housing
Resident involvement is how you, as tenant, leaseholder or resident, can influence how the council provides services to you.

Birmingham City Council is committed to making sure that our tenants and leaseholders are happy with the service they receive.

To help us to achieve this, we want to give you as many opportunities as possible to share your views on our housing service.

Your participation in these activities is vital in helping us to identify problems, change and improve the services that we provide.

Resident University
Resident University is for Birmingham’s ‘resident experts’: the people who live and work in neighbourhoods in the city. Its aim is to help residents make the most of their skills; to get actively involved in paid and unpaid work.

Recycling Champions
The City Council's Recycling Team is looking to recruit volunteer recycling champion you will be working in your local neighbourhood advising other residents about amongst other things; the kerbside collection services, composting, food waste and reduction. Full training will be given.

Free Home Fire Safety Checks
West Midlands Fire Service is offering a free service where fire-fighters from your local fire station will carry out a FREE home fire safety check. Do you know whether or not all your Neighbours have had a fire safety check?

Community Crime Fighters
The Community Crime Fighter programme is a training and support scheme for 3,600 members of the public who are already active in their community and who want to know more about what they can do to help tackle crime and anti-social behaviour.