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.

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

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

📊Key Metrics

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

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

2024

Annual Report 2024

Emergency accommodation and shelter provided across UK services in multiple regions
Key Metric 1
Digital inclusion programme expanded throughout 2024
Key Metric 2
Budgets project rolled out to help young people with financial independence
Key Metric 3
Young people supported into stable accommodation across the UK
2025

Annual Report and Accounts 2024-25

Up to 1,927 people supported at any one time through RSI-funded services
Key Metric 1
Housing First census expanded from 41 to 88 local authorities across England
Key Metric 2
400+ deaths linked to synthetic opioids since June 2023 — frontline response established
Key Metric 3
People moved off the streets and into stable housing through extensions and new investment secured
2023

Impact Evaluation Report 2023

Average 50 people per day through The Gateway drop-in since 2016; estimated 169,000 visits between 2013 and 2019 alone
Key Metric 1
Lewisham is the 6th highest LA for homelessness in England; 999 Club described as a 'major anchor' institution by partner organisations
Key Metric 2
Independent evaluation by Centre for Urban and Community Research, Goldsmiths, University of London — commissioned to mark 30th anniversary
Key Metric 3
Multiple clients stated they would not be alive without 999 Club; partner organisations confirmed closure would result in loss of lives — 'Every borough should commission a service like 999 Club'