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Housing associations are being asked to do more with every pound: build new social homes, decarbonise existing stock, complete building safety works and support residents facing rising costs. Grant funding can make a real difference in meeting these aims but the opportunities can be fragmented, time-limited and often demanding to bid for. We help housing associations find the funding that fits their strategy, shape programmes that meet funders’ requirements, and submit strong, evidence-based applications.

Our services include:

  • Funding eligibility and alignment reviews against your business plan, asset strategy and social impact priorities
  • Prioritised funding pipelines setting out where to focus effort
  • Ongoing horizon-scanning of government, combined authority and charitable funding
  • Bid development and writing, from shaping the project and building the evidence base to quality-assuring the final submission
  • Programme design to meet funders’ criteria, including outcomes-based funds
  • Developing social impact offers based on residents’ needs and aligned with your corporate strategy
  • Partnership development with local commissioners and charities
  • Delivery support, outcomes monitoring and evaluation once funding is secured

To discuss how we can support your organisation, contact sustainability@newbridge.co.uk.

Meet your Grant Funding leads

Janani Paramsothy

Associate Director

Chris Evans

Director

Delia Beddis

Partner

Cameron Mackie

Associate Director

Cansel Kussan

Senior Analyst

Our work in Grant Funding

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Newbridge are delighted to publish a report presenting findings from a taskforce we have run  on solutions to the temporary accommodation crisis in London