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Impact Report 2024/25

The Bond Board helps people in Bolton and Rochdale access and maintain private rented sector housing. Their 2024-25 impact report highlights refugee resettlement, family reunion support, bringing long-term empty properties back into use, and helping families out of temporary accommodation.

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Private rented sector access, bonds and deposits, refugee resettlement, benefits navigation, family reunion, housing advice

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Homeless families supported into private rented sector properties
Key Metric 2 Refugee resettlement and family reunion support delivered in Greater Manchester
Key Metric 3 Long-term void properties brought back into use for affordable housing

Key Outcomes

  • Families moved from temporary accommodation into quality affordable private rented homes
  • Refugees supported through family reunion process and into stable housing
  • Long-term empty properties secured and converted to affordable family homes

Geography

North West

Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
1,481 young people supported in 2024/25, with 325 accommodated across all services
Key Metric 2
3,216 counselling sessions delivered to 528 young people, a 101% increase on the previous year
Key Metric 3
A Social Return on Investment analysis found every £1 invested generates £6.80 of social impact
78% of young people in Supported Accommodation demonstrated positive progression, up from 62% the prior year
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
5,952 children and young people supported across Sussex and Surrey in 2024/25
Key Metric 2
896 young people provided with a safe home, and 4,186 children provided with counselling services
Key Metric 3
870 children, young people and families received specialist information, advice and support
81% of residents said they were satisfied with the service provided
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
£301,000 given in grants to homeless people in 2023-24
Key Metric 2
Nearly 3,000 people helped across England over the year
Key Metric 3
£102,000 in resettlement grants enabling 592 homeless people to move into a home
512 homeless people received six months of free mobile data through digital inclusion grants