Awaab’s Law is a new legal requirement introduced in response to the tragic death of Awaab Ishak, a young child who died due to prolonged exposure to toxic mould in social housing. It raises the standard for housing health and safety, placing a legal duty on social housing providers to act swiftly on mould and damp hazards. It requires robust processes, clear communication, and resource allocation to ensure homes are safe, healthy, and habitable.

Join us for this vital briefing to understand:

• The new, strict response times for addressing hazards
• What is enforceable, and when enforcement kicks in
• The operational impacts and real-world consequences of non-compliance

Why Attend?

• Gain clarity on your legal responsibilities under Awaab’s Law
• Learn how to adapt your policies and processes for faster, safer repairs
• Ensure your organisation is compliant, prepared, and resident-focused

Don’t miss this crucial update to stay ahead in delivering safe, healthy homes.

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