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.
Following HACT’s evaluation of the TECH Programme in Scotland exploring the benefits of tech-led care. We have also worked with Scottish Care to evaluate the pilot of a new care technologist role.
This Year 2 interim research report is part of HACT and Shelter Scotland’s 3-year primary data research project into social value and moving into social housing in Scotland
This paper sets out the methodology and analytical approach underlying the work on the Built Environment Bank.
We spoke with Emily Jackson, Senior Vice-President of sustainability at The Economist Group to talk about their Retrofit journey.
We are pleased to announce the publication of a comprehensive white paper that explores the critical role of social value assurance and non-financial reporting in driving transformational impact across the UK.
We spoke to Ruth Dent, Director of Assets and Compliance at believe housing, about why they chose our Retrofit Credits initiative and their experience, and why they would recommend it.
We sat down with Peter Keep, co-founder of London-based sustainable fashion brand Minnessak, to discuss his experience as a buyer of Retrofit Credits.
Housing Association Peabody recognised the need for a best practice approach to procurement to maximise their social impact to continue its long-held aim of improving the physical, social, and emotional wellbeing of its tenants, which led to a new collaboration with HACT.
This report is part of the National Academy for Social Prescribing Accelerating Innovation Programme and explores how we could accelerate collaboration between social housing and the social prescribing community.
