Housing and Community Development in United Kingdom

Berkeley Group Plc

The Berkeley Group builds homes and neighbourhoods in London, Birmingham and the South of England. Our passion and purpose is to build quality homes, strengthen local communities and make a positive difference to people’s lives. We have an ambitious long-term business strategy in place, called Our Vision 2030. It sets out a balanced and holistic approach to leading our business over the next decade. It will help us to be a world-class business, trusted to transform the most challenging sites into exceptional places and to maximise our positive impact on society, the economy and the natural world.

1001 to 5000 staff

Gateway Housing Association

We predominantly operate in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets but we have a small stock holding in Hackney and Newham. The majority of our 2800 homes is social rent. Uniquely we are the largest provider of sheltered housing and care within Tower Hamlets. We are uniquely the largest provider of sheltered housing in Tower Hamlets and were the first registered provider of older persons shared ownership in the borough, we also have two registered care homes for older persons and have the third largest stock-holding of social housing within the borough. We are particularly proud of our new build properties for leasehold, shared ownership and direct sale e which is low density and high quality We have many positive attributes meeting our social purpose and vision of ‘supporting our communities to thrive.' This includes the investment we make each year into community projects for our resident groups and young people through the Community Chest grant fund and Environmental Improvements Grant. Our dedicated Resident Involvement Team who are leading the way in resident scrutiny. Our exciting new digital training suite ‘The Zone’ opened in 2014, is helping the team to successfully deliver our STEP (Support to Employment Programme) for local people, as well as being a focus for the provision of financial inclusion support to our residents impacted by Welfare Reform through our in house Welfare Advisor and partnership agencies. We also offer homes for market sale and shared ownership.

51 to 200 staff

Valleys To Coast

Our purpose is clear: to provide homes in thriving communities where people feel safe and want to live. We’re dedicated to delivering high-quality, affordable housing and creating environments where residents can flourish. Follow us for updates on our community projects, job opportunities, and ways we’re making a positive impact in South Wales.

201 to 500 staff

Leeds Federated

Registered Social Landlord with around homes across the Leeds City Region and North Yorkshire. Our social purpose is to help people make a home.

51 to 200 staff

Hexagon Housing Association

Hexagon is a housing association based in South East London. Hexagon was founded in 1990. We work closely with local authorities to ensure that we complement and help to deliver their strategic housing needs. We are regulated by the Regulator for Social Housing (RSH) which is a Government agency responsible for registering and monitoring. We own over homes across five London Boroughs and provide for a range of different needs: the majority of the properties are for general needs tenants and are managed directly by Hexagon; we employ 120 staff. We have a development programme in excess of 400 new homes over a four year period, utilising grant from the Government (the Greater London Authority or GLA) and a moderate Shared Ownership programme. We provide housing and care for people in the greatest need who cannot afford other ways of getting a home and have been nominated by their local Council housing. We are governed by a remunerated Board of 12 people which currently meets six times a year. There are also three sub-committees: Audit & Risk; Remuneration; and Performance Management.

51 to 200 staff

Cunninghame Housing Association Ltd

Cunninghame Housing Association Ltd. was founded in 1984, has over 3600 socially rented properties and 429 Factored properties in management, and growing. With headquarters in the seaside town of Ardrossan, North Ayrshire, CHA operates in the local authority areas of North and East Ayrshire and Dumfries and Galloway.

51 to 200 staff

Horizon Housing Association Limited

We promote and provide affordable housing and services that enable people, irrespective of impairment, to live full independent lives in the community of their choice.

11 to 50 staff

Human Nature

Human Nature creates remarkable places where living is affordable and inclusive, people thrive by sharing and communities grow strong. We help shape a healthier and more optimistic social imagination of what it is to live well in the 21st century and how, together, we might get there. The places we create, and associated services, support a step change in the quality of life for all in ways that regenerate nature and point the way to the essential actions needed to stabilise global climate. We hope to empower and support people in our communities to demonstrate how new ways of living and working can overcome barriers and catch on at an extraordinary pace. Human Nature’s first project, the Phoenix neighbourhood in Lewes, East Sussex, fulfils the ambition to create whole places not housing estates. It will innovate in construction and infrastructure for rapid delivery, go beyond zero carbon and cultivate dynamic local economies.

11 to 50 staff

Public Voice Cic

Public Voice is a Community Interest Company (CIC) with a mission to improve neighbourhoods, the lives of the people who live in them and the public services they use. Through our work, we ensure people in the community are heard – bringing together diverse voices and including those who find themselves marginalised or are rarely reached by service providers. We take a user-centred, co-production approach to understanding individuals’ and communities’ needs, and translate that into meaningful insights for service providers in government, public health, and housing. The results are better outcomes for residents and service users, more effective and efficient services for providers, and stronger and healthier neighbourhoods.

11 to 50 staff

Latimer By Clarion Housing Group

We are Latimer Homes, the property development arm of Clarion Housing Group. Our long-term commitment to the people who live in our homes is what sets us apart; we're pacemakers, dedicated to creating socially and environmentally sustainable communities. We also don't have shareholders, so we don't face short-term demands to make profit at any cost. Instead, we're driven by our commitment to quality, community and places that succeed. Latimer is part of Clarion Housing Group. For career opportunities across the Group, please visit Clarion Housing Group on LinkedIn.

201 to 500 staff

All People All Places

APAP believes that nobody should have to face the devastation of street homelessness. Homelessness is always rooted in issues of poverty and disadvantage. Overcoming these complex personal and social challenges requires a whole person approach, which seeks to tackle the multiple and underlying issues that have led to housing crisis or rough sleeping. Homelessness is just the symptom. APAP’s mission is to break cycles of poverty and disadvantage and to tackle issues of homelessness as they present in Haringey and Enfield by: Providing respite to those rough sleeping Supporting individuals through and beyond housing crisis Preventing people from experiencing the nightmare impact of rough sleeping

1 to 10 staff

Berkeleyparks

Berkeleyparks have been developing park home living since 1955, giving our residents real room for living in a community of like-minded people across all 58 of our parks.

11 to 50 staff

Cloch Housing Association Ltd

With over 50 years in the Inverclyde community, this Greenock-based housing association has been dedicated to providing affordable homes and quality services to local residents.

11 to 50 staff

Clyde Valley Group

CVG is an agile and modern business. With customers at our heart, we are determined to offer value for money, new homes and exceptional service. We have grown and diversified our business as a landlord and factor over the last 21 years and continue to do so, including through our wholly owned subsidiary, Clyde Valley Property Services. As one of the top 10 developers in Scotland for social and mid-market rented homes, we’re rising to the Government’s challenge of building new homes in Scotland before 2021. During 2017/18 we invested £33m in new supply. Our plans will see us grow by over 40% to own and manage nearly homes across Lanarkshire and East Dunbartonshire. We signed a £70m private placement deal in May 2018 to support our new supply programme.

51 to 200 staff

East End Homes

We’re a locally based and community-led housing association managing nearly homes in Tower Hamlets, London. Our team of over 120 staff provide a housing service that is efficient, offers value for money, and meets the needs and aspirations of all residents. Being local is part of our DNA. Our housing offices and neighbourhood centres are located in the communities we serve on the estates of Mile End, Island Gardens, St George's, Glamis and Holland. Resident volunteers shape all areas of our work, from the main Board to community events and our Food for Aldgate foodbank. We partner with public and private sector organisations to offer innovative services and invest in new housing. We regularly work with businesses to support their social responsibility goals, hosting events for corporate volunteers to make a difference. Our high staff retention reflects our supportive environment and community-focused workforce, with many colleagues living locally. Our values: We value and support resident involvement. We strive to provide the best possible service. We recognise and value the commitment and hard work of our staff. We welcome and support diversity and are committed to equality. We aim to improve and succeed in all aspects of our work. We are: London Living Wage Employer Age Friendly Employer TPAS Member Disability Confident Proud Corporate Sponsor of Women in Social Housing Placeshapers member National Housing Federation member Chartered Institute of Housing member Our Board includes professionals from housing, regeneration, finance, law, sustainability, community, and volunteering sectors.

51 to 200 staff

First Garden Cities Homes

First Garden Cities Homes is a charitable housing association, providing affordable homes for over households across Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire. First Garden Cities Homes Limited was formed on 1st March 2020 following the amalgamation of Howard Cottage Housing Association (HCHA) and Welwyn Garden City Housing Association (WGCHA). The two legacy organisations share a combined 170-year history of providing homes and services to local people. HCHA was formed in 1911 specifically to provide affordable housing in Letchworth, the world’s first Garden City whilst WGCHA was established for the same purpose in Welwyn Garden City exactly fifty years later. Today we are a modern and dynamic housing association with an active development programme and strong connections to our historic roots. This enables us to provide a steady supply of much needed, good quality housing for local people who cannot afford to buy or rent privately. For any new business, B2B or development related enquiries, please email newhomes@fgch.co.uk.

51 to 200 staff

Flagship Homes

We’re Flagship Homes. The homes we build are not just places to live, but places to love. We’re proud of every tenure of home that we build across the East of England, and of our contribution to the local communities in which we operate. Everything we do is driven by our social purpose - reinvesting any profit we make to Flagship Group to provide more affordable homes. Making homes available and affordable for all is easy to say but hard to deliver on, but that’s why we’re here. We want to solve the housing crisis.

51 to 200 staff

Hornsey Housing Trust

Hornsey Housing Trust provides affordable housing and support services in the London Borough of Haringey that enable older people to live full, independent lives in the community of their choice. Our aim is to meet the current and future needs of older and vulnerable people in Haringey by providing quality homes, excellent, value for money services and placing tenants at the centre of everything we do. We provide both housing and some level of support to a wide variety of people of different ages and from different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, mostly in the Hornsey, Crouch End, Tottenham and Highgate areas of the borough. The Trust was established to support old age pensioners and we have retained our specialism of housing older people: the current minimum age at which someone can be allocated a Hornsey Housing Trust home is 45 and the average age of a Trust resident is 70. A third of our housing stock consists of sheltered housing, offering scheme-based accommodation with on-site support staff and additional services to our more vulnerable residents.

11 to 50 staff

Karibu Community Homes

Karibu Community Homes was formed in April 2024 through the merger of Inquilab and Westway Housing Associations. Managing over 1,900 homes, Karibu combines decades of experience to deliver better services, invest more in homes, and amplify residents’ voices. With a strong leadership team and a focus on people, places, and partnership, we’re building a brighter future for our communities.

11 to 50 staff

The Ferry Project

Established in 1998, Ferry Project is an award-winning social enterprise and registered charity that helps homeless people in Fenland. The aim of Ferry Project is not simply to provide accommodation, but to give people the skills they need to enable them to live independently. These include life skills such as cooking and cleaning, education courses, vocational training, volunteering and employment opportunities. We currently provide up to eighty-eight bed spaces in Wisbech and engage with over three hundred clients per year. We are the largest provider for homelessness-related issues in the district, engaging with an estimated eighty percent of those who find themselves homeless in Fenland. Our clients include people with financial problems, people fleeing domestic violence, people recovering from a family breakdown or from drug and alcohol abuse, young people leaving the care system, those who have been sexually abused, ex-offenders and those with simply nowhere else to go. Counselling and basic skills training are performed at the project’s headquarters, Octavia View, with additional educational courses provided at the Queen Mary Centre in Wisbech.

11 to 50 staff

Thenue Housing Association Limited

We began life in October 1979, starting in a small basement office in Anderston with one member of staff. Founded to provide development and management services to associations that were too small to employ their own staff, Thenue has grown into an organisation of nearly 80 members of staff, owning and managing some 3500 properties across Glasgow, with a Board of Management made up of 15 volunteers. Thenue Housing Association is a registered society under the Cooperative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014 and we are also registered with the Scottish Housing Regulator. We are recognised as a Scottish Charity and we obtained charitable status on 7th January 2002. We are an Investor in People Gold accredited organisation.

51 to 200 staff

Thomas Mae Land & New Homes

As a leading name in the land and new homes sector, we’re incredibly proud of what we do and the people and companies who we work with. The partnerships we’ve created with experts such as architects, planners and development finance providers enable us to provide a comprehensive, trusted service. And we never forget that our clients – landowners, developers and some of Britain’s leading house builders – are looking for sound advice and solid results. We have on-the-ground teams across the UK and alongside our extensive Land & New Homes Network agents who have a proven track record in identifying development opportunities. And when it comes advising landowners on the strategies to maximise the value of their land through disposal or development, we can help them get the returns they’re looking for (on terms that work for everyone). With over 40 years’ experience behind us, we remain a company with ambition and count ourselves lucky to work in an exciting sector that’s building a brighter future for so many.

11 to 50 staff

Waverley Housing

Waverley Housing is a Registered Social Landlord operating throughout the central Scottish Borders.

11 to 50 staff

Whiteinch And Scotstoun Housing Association Limited

WSHA has its origins in two local community groups: the Whiteinch Housing Action Group and Scotfore. The former was established in 1975 with the express aim of 'retention of the community' in the face of demolition of houses and shops brought about by the Clyde Tunnel and the clearance policy of that time. The latter organisation (Scotfore) was set up round about the same time to coordinate a large environmental improvement project in Scotstoun. These two bodies formed the basis of the original membership of the Housing Association which was formally constituted late in 1977. Our Vision: Aiming for High Quality Homes in a Desirable Environment Our Mission: At Whiteinch & Scotstoun Housing Association, we aim to provide and maintain the highest quality rented housing and environment. We also aim to support this with quality services and associated activities for the betterment of our community.

11 to 50 staff

Wbm Property Investments Ltd

Deal Generation, De-risking, and Asset delivery are at the heart of what we do. We work on BMV deals with the latent potential for value addition, ruthlessly negotiate the deals, and manage the buying process conducting the pre-acquisition professional services till completion. We then take responsibility to unlock the value through our town planning specialist practice producing viable planning applications to deliver our promised design concept for value generation. Our specialist project and cost management then take charge to coordinate the delivery of all professional services involved in the development till we finally hand over the project to the institution at or higher than the value promised. Following the agreed strategy, be it exit or hold for income, We offer to manage the asset right from ground rent to supervision at maintenance work.

11 to 50 staff

Adderstone Living

Adderstone Living are a leading developer of affordable housing. We work with Housing Associations and Local Authorities to secure land, planning, and deliver new build housing on schemes throughout the UK.

11 to 50 staff

Elderpark Housing

ELDERPARK HOUSING ASSOCIATION is a Registered Social Landlord based at 65 Golspie Streett, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom.

11 to 50 staff

Glebe Housing Association Ltd

We are a not for profit community based housing association providing good quality, affordable homes for older people in West Wickham and Bromley. Our aim is to support and sustain a thriving community so that people can live life to the full in their later years. Glebe Housing Association is an exempt charity registered under the Cooperative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014 and is registered with Homes England.

11 to 50 staff

Happydays Uk

Happy Days UK is a Charity bringing hope to the homeless through community and social enterprise. Our Vision To bring an end to homelessness across the UK and empower people to live independent and purposeful lives. Our Mission Providing safe accommodation, routine, and structure volunteering and employability skills in a community setting to bring about sustainable change in people’s lives. Our Values 01. Commitment We are committed to developing our people 02. Partnership We commit to seeking partnerships to support our people to build strong foundation. Respect and Equality We value everyone as intrinsically worthy of love and respect, regardless of background or belief. Courage We endeavour to work in the spirit of forgiveness and acceptance and be brave enough to be honest and act with integrity.

11 to 50 staff

Homes For Life Housing Partnership

Homes for Life Housing Partnership (HfL) is a housing partnership created in July 1998 under the Scottish Government’s New Housing Partnerships initiative.

1 to 10 staff

Quays Housing

Since inception we have supported over 900 tenants working across 15 Local Authorities to target where there is a high priority need to tackle homelessness. Our team offer housing, support needs and most importantly kindness. We have an excellent bespoke training program and take health and safety extremely seriously. We are dedicated to addressing the immediate challenges people face, but beyond emergency provision of a hostel or shelter.

11 to 50 staff

Advance Northumberland

Advance Northumberland is a diverse property investment & development business, delivering opportunities to improve prosperity, tackle inequalities and drive economic growth in support of Northumberland County Council, Wholly owned by Northumberland County Council and with a board made up of public and private sectors, Advance Northumberland is the Council’s primary regeneration delivery vehicle. It employs a wide range of investment, development and regeneration capabilities to shape places and promote economic growth and prosperity in Northumberland.

51 to 200 staff

Andrews Charitable Trust

As the owner of Andrews Property Group, Andrews Charitable Trust (ACT) uses the dividends generated by the company to support ventures which offer innovative approaches to tackling housing-related poverty and which support Christian organisations to provide books to community spaces.

1 to 10 staff

Banks Group

The Banks Group is a family business based in County Durham, employing people across the north of England. It was established in 1976 and develops land for a variety of uses including residential and commercial property and mineral extraction. We adopt an approach to our business that we call development with care, which ensures that our developments have a positive long term effect on the environment, the economy and the local communities that host our developments. The Banks Community Fund was established in 1997 to provide support to community groups, voluntary organisations and environmental projects that are located within close proximity of a current or proposed Banks Group development and provide benefit to the local community.

201 to 500 staff

Byond Homes Ltd

We build select developments across the South East, in well-connected and desirable locations with a real community feel. We are also experts in the planning and promotion of land to secure allocations and planning permission for both small exclusive housing projects and larger extensions to existing communities

11 to 50 staff

Eleanor Charles Homes

Our aim is simple. To create, contemporary, beautiful, bespoke luxury homes with that extra special touch in and around Cheshire and Derbyshire. At Eleanor Charles Homes we specialise in creating small, luxury developments that provide a quality alternative to large housing estates. We build homes of quality that suit the local market needs and are sympathetic to their surroundings. We maintain traditional values as a company where the home-owner comes first and foremost and our house designs are arrived at through feedback and research from both potential and existing customers. Quality and excellent customer service are placed at the centre of everything we do, whilst offering great value, with full ranging specification packages to cater for a wide range of tastes. We offer a commitment to our customers to make the home purchase process an enjoyable one. We operate with complete honesty, integrity and professionalism, and, if you make a purchase commitment early in the build cycle are flexible enough to be able to incorporate any tailored requirements you may have.

11 to 50 staff

Land, Planning And Development Federation

The Land, Planning & Development Federation (LPDF) represents the UK’s leading land promotion, housebuilding and development businesses. LPDF members specialise in the promotion and development of predominantly greenfield strategic land across the UK. LPDF members support the housebuilding and commercial development sectors by providing “oven ready” land with a planning permission and can facilitate the delivery of serviced parcels. The LPDF seeks to represent its members’ views and to influence Government planning, housing and commercial development policy.

1 to 10 staff

Orbit Group

One of the UK’s leading not-for-profit housing groups, Orbit was established in 1967 by two people on a park bench contemplating how to tackle homelessness. Our purpose today is every bit as important as it was when Orbit was founded. We now manage around affordable homes in the Midlands, East and South East, and build around new affordable homes every year. Our aim is to ensure the homes we provide and the places we create are good quality, affordable and safe, and we reinvest our surplus to improve the quality of our homes, services and our communities, and provide more much needed affordable housing. Follow us for the latest updates on our homes, communities, and career opportunities.

1001 to 5000 staff

Qualitas Housing

Qualitas Housing is a national housing provider operating as a not for profit community benefit society. Qualitas was established to provide a range of high quality and affordable housing options including supported housing and other related healthcare facilities for people most in need in the UK. We work in partnership with local authorities, tenants, leaseholders, and developers for the benefit of those living in the communities in which we operate.

1 to 10 staff

Care & Repair Cardiff And The Vale

Care & Repair Cardiff and the Vale is a charitable organisation (Registered Charity Number 1162083) that exists to support older people in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan to repair, adapt or maintain their homes

11 to 50 staff

Harrison Housing

HARRISON HOUSING is a Almshouse charity based out of ST. JAMES'S GARDENS, LONDON, United Kingdom.

11 to 50 staff

Hastoe Group

Hastoe is England's leading affordable rural housing specialist and provides affordable homes for local people. Established by the Sutton Dwellings Trust in 1962, Hastoe owns and manages around 7,500 homes in over 70 local authority areas. Our properties are predominantly rural and we specialise in providing sustainable and affordable rural housing to enable local people to remain within their communities. The homes we manage are found right across the south of England from Cornwall to Norfolk. Our homes were built in two main tranches: town estates built in the 1960s and rural homes built since the 1990s. Wherever we operate, we are committed to providing sustainable homes for sustainable communities.

51 to 200 staff

Melville Housing Association Limited

Melville Housing is a charitable housing organisation that supports Scottish communities with high quality affordable homes and services. With more than 2,100 properties, and an active development programme, we are Midlothian's largest Registered Social Landlord. We were formed in October 1995 and are registered with, and regulated by, the Scottish Government. We are members of the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations and the Chartered Institute of Housing Scotland. We are committed to meeting local housing needs and own and manage properties across Midlothian, South Lanarkshire, North Lanarkshire, East Lothian and Edinburgh.

11 to 50 staff

Milnbank Housing Association

Milnbank Housing Association’s main function is the provision and management of affordable rented housing for people in need. The Association manages a stock of over units. The Association also includes a factoring service, Milnbank Property Services.

51 to 200 staff

Abbeyfield Scotland Blackwood Group

Abbeyfield Scotland Ltd joined Blackwood Homes & Care on the 1st of September 2022.

201 to 500 staff

Anderson

51 to 200 staff

Camhirst 3dcp

Since we work with computer-controlled 3D printers, we can build much more precisely than it is possible to achieve with traditional construction methods. For the same reason there is a choice of design with a much larger selection. What once were architectural pipe dreams are now reality and there are practically no limits.

51 to 200 staff

Centaur Housing Association Ltd

Centaur Housing Association's experienced Housing Management Team works closely with dedicated Registered Social Landlords, Support Providers, and Investors throughout England to deliver specialist housing management services for tenants with additional needs. We currently offer these services in Lancashire, Merseyside, Manchester, Yorkshire, Cheshire, the Midlands, Stoke-on-Trent, Gloucester, Cambridgeshire, and Plymouth. If you need support in providing housing services in your area, please reach out to us. For new business opportunities, feel free to contact our office. Our friendly team is always happy to assist!

11 to 50 staff