
CIH Presents- Promoting safe communities: Effective ASB case management strategies in Ireland
This interactive training explores both legal and non-legal tools to help local authority and housing association landlords respond effectively to anti-social behaviour (ASB). By focusing on early intervention, proportionate responses, and good practice, the session supports the goal of building safer, more sustainable communities.
You’ll gain a clearer understanding of what constitutes anti-social behaviour, how to manage lower-level nuisances, and how to approach conflict constructively—drawing on a mix of human insight, professional judgement, and practical solutions.
What will I learn?
By attending this course, you will:
- Explore how ASB affects individuals, neighbours, and the wider community.
- Understand when and how to use non-legal remedies to prevent tenancy failure—and when legal action may be necessary.
- Examine the human behaviours behind ASB, alongside the legal and procedural frameworks.
- Build confidence in making professional judgements in complex situations.
Who should attend?
This course is ideal for frontline staff working in anti-social behaviour case management, including:
- Housing officers
- Anti-social behaviour officers
- Other staff involved in tenancy or neighbourhood management within local authorities or approved housing bodies
Benefits of attending
You’ll develop a deeper, more practical understanding of how to:
- Respond proportionately to a range of anti-social behaviour
- Choose the most effective approach for different situations
- Balance human insight with procedural knowledge
- Contribute to communities where people feel safe and want to live




