Aspect Housing’s Monthly Newsletters
Read and download our monthly newsletters below.
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The March newsletter introduces Aspect Housing’s first residents’ newsletter, sharing important tenancy reminders, support worker engagement guidance, complaints and feedback information, cost-of-living support, employability advice, welfare benefit contacts, move-on housing guidance, wellbeing services, family support resources, crime prevention advice, and community activities. It also highlights resident success stories, including employment progress, improved wellbeing, move-on planning, substance misuse support, and positive engagement with support services.
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The April newsletter provides updates on resident feedback, free Vodafone SIM cards, move-on accommodation opportunities, Birmingham’s Charter of Rights, budgeting and cost-of-living advice, refugee and migrant support services, employability events, DWP and welfare benefit information, wellbeing services, crime prevention guidance, Easter information, Stress Awareness Month, and mental health support. It also shares good news stories showing residents rebuilding confidence, reconnecting with family, gaining employment, moving on, and improving independence through support.
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The May newsletter includes key updates on complaints and feedback, free SIM cards, fire safety, the new Resident of the Month competition, voter registration, move-on and independence reviews, cost-of-living resources, employability support, DWP benefit information, wellbeing services, domestic abuse support, Birmingham housing information, National Walking Month, and Birmingham Pride. It also celebrates positive resident progress, including employment steps, improved confidence, better room management, health engagement, reduced substance use, move-on outcomes, and training opportunities.
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Aspect Housing’s June 2026 Residents Newsletter is a community-focused guide packed with local support, wellbeing advice, employability opportunities, cost-of-living help, resident activities, and updates designed to support independence, connection, and positive living
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Aspect Housing's July 2026 Residents' Newsletter is packed with practical advice, support services and community opportunities to help residents thrive. This edition includes important housing updates, cost of living support, employability and training opportunities, welfare and Universal Credit guidance, wellbeing services, community events, resident competitions and success stories, alongside information on local food banks, financial assistance, free activities and health campaigns. Residents are encouraged to engage with their Housing Support Worker to access the wide range of resources available and make the most of the support on offer to build independence, wellbeing and brighter futures.
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Aspect Housing’s August 2026 Residents’ Newsletter is packed with practical information, support services and community opportunities to help residents move forward with confidence. This edition includes important housing and welfare reminders, cost of living and food support, employability and training opportunities, Universal Credit and benefit guidance, wellbeing and mental health services, resident meetings, community activities, local events and inspiring resident success stories, alongside information on digital support, English classes, health programmes and help for residents facing financial hardship or isolation. Residents are encouraged to speak to their Housing Support Worker to access the wide range of support available and make the most of opportunities that can strengthen independence, wellbeing and brighter futures.
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The September 2026 Aspect Housing Residents Newsletter brings together practical support, opportunities and community information for residents. It highlights cost-of-living help, foodbanks, budgeting and benefits advice, alongside employability services, training courses, job fairs and Jobcentre guidance. Residents are encouraged to build skills, prepare for work and seek support before starting employment. The newsletter celebrates resident achievements in health, independence, housing, education and employment. It also signposts mental health, wellbeing, community, immigration and social-care services, plus free or low-cost leisure activities. Residents needing help are encouraged to speak with their Housing Support Worker for referrals, applications and local guidance and advice.
