Housing & Homelessness Health & Wellbeing 2024
Framework Housing Association

Framework Annual Report 2023-24

Framework is the East Midlands' leading homelessness charity, supporting over 18,500 people per year across housing, health, employment and support services in Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire and Sheffield. Its 2023-24 Annual Report documents a year of sustained delivery across the full pathway from street outreach to independent living, underpinned by the successful completion of the Building Better Futures campaign which raised over £3 million and housed 369 former rough sleepers.

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18,500+ people supported across housing, health, employment and support services in the East Midlands and South Yorkshire Key Metric 1
Almost 7,000 people per year reached through services spanning street outreach to floating support Key Metric 2
Building Better Futures campaign raised over £3 million and created 200+ homes for people experiencing homelessness Key Metric 3
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Street outreach; emergency accommodation; supported housing; floating support; mental health services; substance use and recovery services; Nottingham Recovery Network; employment and training including GROW programme; refugee and asylum seeker support; domestic abuse support; services for young people and care leavers; older homeless people support

📊Key Metrics

18,500+ people supported across housing, health, employment and support services in the East Midlands and South Yorkshire Key Metric 1
Almost 7,000 people per year reached through services spanning street outreach to floating support Key Metric 2
Building Better Futures campaign raised over £3 million and created 200+ homes for people experiencing homelessness Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Thousands of people moved from homelessness into stable, supported accommodation across Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire and Sheffield
  • People with complex, multiple needs — including rough sleepers, substance misusers, people with mental health difficulties and prison leavers — supported into independent living
  • 369 former rough sleepers housed through the Building Better Futures campaign; new Lee House development underway providing 20 men with safe accommodation and health and recovery support

📍Geography

East Midlands

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