Whiteinch & Scotstoun Housing Association (WSHA) has officially launched its new business plan for 2025–2030, outlining a bold and community-focused vision to strengthen its role as both a leading housing provider and a key anchor organisation within the local area.
The five-year strategy sets out a series of priorities aimed at deepening tenant engagement, enhancing community partnerships, and investing in sustainable, energy-efficient housing.
James Ward, CEO of WSHA, said: "WSHA are committed to developing our role as a provider of quality, safe and affordable homes and our position as a community anchor organisation. As a community-based housing association, the launch of our new business plan provides the perfect platform for strengthening our relationship with our tenants and the wider community in Whiteinch and Scotstoun."
Among the key commitments in the plan are:
• Enhanced Tenant Engagement – New initiatives to amplify tenant voices and shape services more directly.
• Sustainable Housing Development – Investment in environmentally friendly homes and infrastructure.
• Community Partnerships – Stronger collaboration with local organisations to support inclusion and wellbeing.
• Digital Transformation – Improved access to services through modern digital tools and platforms.
Linda Stevenson, Chairperson of WSHA, added: "We are committed to creating communities, not just providing services and ensuring that our tenants and the community have a voice in decision making and the opportunity to shape our services."
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