FAQs

Usually hosted via Microsoft Teams they are online meetings that require you to have familiarised yourself with the documents for that meeting beforehand.

One Community is the site you are currently using to view this application - it will be the mainstage for all future documents and meeting links for you to check regularly and engage.

You may be expected to attend some meetings in person if it is deemed necessary. Site visits, where you visit Riverside properties may also take place if they are deemed relevant to the topics being explored at the time.

Your thoughts and opinions form the basis of regular reports that are delivered to the Board of Directors at Riverside - as part of Riverside's Charter where resident voice is placed front and centre when taking into account changes that affect tenants, this means that what you say in TRIP will have a meaningful impact on policy at Riverside. 

You can either lead or be a part of consultations that occur via the TRIP group. These will often be conducted to give you as a member of the group the first look at a potential policy and find any faults there may be within - ideally rectifying them, like a check and balance system.

Co-creation is the combination of co-design and co-production where residents and professionals at Riverside will simultaneously draw up plans for doing something new, and then be actively involved in making sure that 'something new' happens as planned.