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Bield Housing & Care

Bield Housing & Care Annual Review 2025/26

Bield Housing & Care's Annual Review 2025/26 covers the year it launched A Roadmap for Independent Living. With more than 4,600 homes and over 680 colleagues, Bield delivered 161,125 hours of care, provided 350,356 meals, answered over 1 million BR24 calls providing reassurance and rapid support, raised 20,813 repair orders, received 4,649 housing applications and welcomed 681 new tenancies. Its Income Advice Officers secured £1.3m of additional benefits for tenants, and 189 Stage 3 adaptations were completed.

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Bield Housing & Care is a Scottish charity and housing provider supporting older people and others to live independently, safely and with confidence. It provides homes designed for life, care and support services, community connections and its BR24 telecare and alarm response service.

Key Metrics

161,125 hours of care delivered in 2025/26
350,356 meals provided to tenants
1 million+ BR24 calls answered providing reassurance and rapid support

Key Outcomes

  • £1.3m of additional benefits secured for tenants by Income Advice Officers
  • 681 new tenancies commenced
  • 189 Stage 3 adaptations completed to help people stay independent at home

Geography

Scotland

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