Get Involved

You can apply to join the Association if:

• You are 16 years or over and a tenant of the Association; OR
• You are 18 years or over and interested in the Association.

If you are interested in joining, you should complete an Application Form and make a one-off payment of £1.

Members are entitled to attend and vote at the Association’s Annual General Meeting and to stand for election to the Management Committee.

If you want more information about becoming a member please contact our Corporate Services Team on 0141 440 6871 or email us by clicking below.

Everyone is concerned about how their home and neighborhood is managed.

Tenant participation is how you can help influence the decisions made about the services you receive and the management of your home and neighborhood. It is a two-way process that involves the sharing of information and ideas with the aim of improving the standard of service we provide. We welcome and encourage you to feedback your views and we recognise the importance of meeting your needs and expectations.

There are different ways to get involved in helping us improve our services and our performance. It’s up to you how much or how little you want to participate.

• Become a Member of the Association – You can become a member of Govan Housing Association by paying £1. This entitles you to a copy of the Annual Report, Annual Accounts and an invitation to the Annual General Meeting.
• Become a Member of the Management Committee – The Management Committee meets monthly to govern and make strategic decisions about the organization. Members are volunteers, and training and support is provided.
• Become a Member of the Service Scrutiny Panel – The panel is made up of tenant volunteers who evaluate service performance, identify service challenges and make recommendations for improvements. Training and support are provided.
• Participate in local events – The Association runs a number of local events throughout the year. This is a great opportunity to come along and feed into current works that the Association is consulting on, and just to provide general feedback.

We have two groups who work with us to help us deliver our services and to improve the neighbourhoods they live in.

Our Scrutiny Panel meets on a regular basis to give feedback and opinions on a range of matters involving the Association.

They will normally look at our policies when they are being reviewed and also act as a feedback panel on new initiatives the Association is considering.