HousingWORKS Call for Advertisers

We’re pleased to announce the ahi’s much-loved quarterly journal, HousingWORKS, is returning in a re-imagined digital format - viewable on all devices.

HousingWORKS gives us the chance to communicate to our members and the wider industry, stories relating to those working in the social, affordable and community housing sector.

We are now calling for interested businesses to advertise within HousingWORKS in order to assist us to make this publication possible well into the future for the benefit of all. Please express your interest in advertising by emailing admin@housinginstitute.org today.

Placement will be limited to 5 advertisers per edition. Your ad will appear in all articles at random placement.

Cost: $800 + GST Per Edition

Editions are planned to be 3-4 per year currently. Payment is via invoice and payment is required in full before the publication date. Reach our 2,800 members and stakeholders/partner organisations in the UK, USA & Canada. In excess of 6,000 reach amongst our network.

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