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Home> News & blogs> Blog list> Kate Henderson> Let’s make sure the next government works with us to fix the housing crisis for good

Let’s make sure the next government works with us to fix the housing crisis for good

Kate Henderson, 11 November 2019

Leading up to the general election, we need your help to ensure housing is a priority for the next government.

To ensure housing is a priority in this general election, we need you and your colleagues to engage with prospective parliamentary candidates. They will be our future MPs. And we need them to fix the housing crisis with us. 

In this video, I explain what we're calling for and how you can get involved. 

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Please get involved and support our campaign to #FixTheHousingCrisis – in particular our week of action starting 25 November.

Written by

Kate Henderson

Chief Executive of the National Housing Federation

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