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Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation

Report and Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2025

The Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation provides supported housing and wraparound services to vulnerable and disabled veterans across London and Aldershot. In 2024–25 it managed 287 homes, housed 35 veterans via its nationwide Nomination Scheme, and completed the sale of its historic Fulham site to fund 128 new modern homes. Its No Homeless Veterans campaign reached 22 million people and influenced around 100 local authorities.

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Supported housing with tenancy support, health and wellbeing programmes, employment and skills training, mental health services, and the nationwide Veterans' Nomination Scheme placing veterans into general needs social housing

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 287 supported housing units managed across five sites in London and Aldershot
Key Metric 2 35 veterans rehoused through the Veterans' Nomination Scheme (VNS) in 2024–25
Key Metric 3 128 new energy-efficient veteran homes secured at Kings Road Park, Fulham

Key Outcomes

  • 81% of supported residents maintained their independence during the reporting year
  • 15% of residents improved their ability to live independently through tailored support
  • No Homeless Veterans campaign reached 22 million people and influenced practice in around 100 local authorities across England

Geography

London

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