Charity Housing Alliance

The Charity Housing Alliance (CHA) is pleased to welcome Haig Housing Trust as a new member, further strengthening the collective voice of charitable housing providers across England. Haig Housing Trust provides safe, secure homes for veterans and their families, supporting those who have served the nation to live independently within strong, connected communities. The Trust has a long history of adapting to meet changing needs, while working in close collaboration with partn

November 2025: Charity leaders and parliamentarians convened in Westminster to explore how a more coordinated and collaborative approach can help address the UK’s escalating housing challenges. Bringing together representatives from across the charitable housing sector, the discussion centred on strengthening collaboration, enhancing recognition, and securing the support needed for charities to continue their vital work. Key themes included the importance of ensuring that sma

The Charity Housing Alliance (CHA) is delighted to announce that Abbeyfield has joined our partnership, strengthening the collective voice of charitable housing providers across England. Founded in 1956, Abbeyfield delivers sheltered housing and care homes for older people and works to alleviate loneliness among later-life communities. Its mission is to empower older people to live well through the provision of good-quality, affordable homes that are rooted in local communiti

The Charity Housing Alliance continues to gather momentum, with significant progress being made toward establishing a unified voice for charitable housing providers across the UK. Representatives from The Almshouse Association recently met with Sir Stephen Bubb at New College Oxford to discuss the next phase of development. The meeting marks an important step forward in shaping the Alliance’s leadership and strategic direction. Sir Stephen Bubb has agreed to become the first