Blog: January 2018

5 reasons why social housing providers use the UK Social Value Bank and Calculator

by Andrew van Doorn - on 31/01/2018

In the run-up to the HACT and Northern Housing Consortium 4th Annual Social Value Conference, HACT’s Chief Executive, Andrew van Doorn, looks at why social housing providers continue to adopt social value measurement as a key way of understanding their impact.

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New Community Insight data on personal and mortgage debt; how much are your customers borrowing?

by Laura Carmody & OCSI - on 24/01/2018

It’s a new year - and we are starting as we mean to go on; with new data in Community Insight for you to peruse and utilise.

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5 reasons why social housing providers use the UK Social Value Bank and Calculator

New Community Insight data on personal and mortgage debt; how much are your customers borrowing?

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