The report showcases efforts from an East of England partnership between shared Public Health service (Bedford Borough, Central Bedfordshire, and the city of Milton Keynes) and housing associations, Amplius, (formerly Grand Union Housing Group), Peabody and bpha Ltd, which was established in 2022.
HACT is proud to share the success of their Fuel Fund scheme, distributing over £7 million to social housing residents across England, Scotland and Wales since the programme began in 2020.
This January, HACT’s Head of Business Development, Emily Barr, attended the Financial Pathways Incubator: Co-benefits of Decarbonisation event hosted by the Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes, and Livelihoods.
We’re delighted to confirm that Lincolnshire Housing Partnership (LHP) is the first organisation to receive certification for following the UK Housing Data Standards (UKHDS).
HACT are pleased to announce the fuel fund programme has distributed more than £2 million worth of fuel vouchers to households across England, Scotland, and Wales since November 2023.
HACT’s Age-Friendly Social Housing Programme is coming to an end. We look back at our collaborative two-year initiative designed to build inclusive communities for older residents across the UK.
Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) in partnership with HACT, has released the evaluation of their Fuel Support Fund from 2021-2024. The report demonstrates the significant impact the Fund has had on social housing tenants across Scotland, generating over £37.5 million in social value, benefiting thousands of vulnerable households struggling with fuel poverty.
HACT is pleased to announce the appointment of Alex Lubbock as their new Operations Director.
HACT is pleased to announce the appointment of Sarah Thomas as the new Chair of the organisation from November 2025. Sarah brings over 20 years of experience in strategic leadership, and change management, reinforcing HACT’s commitment to driving innovation and impact within the housing sector.
An update on the impact made from the HACT Fuel Fund and the positive impact this has had on residents
Now in only its second year, HACT and PNZ Carbon are proud to share the latest update from their Retrofit Credits programme, aimed at reducing carbon emissions and enhancing social value through housing retrofits continues to deliver both carbon reductions at the same time as social impact for social housing residents across the UK.
HACT launches innovative Built Environment Bank to transform how social value is modelled and measured in construction, development and through bids and tenders to create more impact in communities.
The research, funded by housing and homelessness charity Shelter Scotland in partnership with Housing Associations’ Charitable Trust (HACT), captures the experience of social tenants and the positive impact that moving into a new social home has on their lives.
We are pleased to announce the publication of a comprehensive white paper that explores the critical role of social value and non-financial reporting in driving transformational impact across the UK.
When LHC, a not-for-profit procurement framework provider, approached HACT to help them with their ambition to “dramatically increase the social value impact of our projects” and “support our vision to improve lives and places through quality procurement solutions” … well, we couldn’t wait to get started!
