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Haig Housing Trust

Our Impact 2025/26

Haig Housing Trust's Impact Report 2025/26 shows how the veterans' housing charity provides safe, affordable homes for the veteran community: 4,000 residents across more than 50 locations, 1,500 homes providing long-term stability, 3,000+ home visits to identify needs early and £50 million invested in homes over the last five years.

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Haig Housing Trust is a registered charity (No. 1125556) that has provided safe, affordable homes for the veteran community across the UK for almost 100 years.

Key Metrics

Veteran residents 4,000 residents housed across more than 50 locations, with 1 in 4 residents a child
Homes provided 1,500 homes providing long-term stability for veterans and their families
Home visits 3,000+ home visits carried out to identify needs early
Below-market rents Charitable rents kept 30% lower than comparable market rents
Investment in homes £50 million invested over the last five years in planned works, repairs and maintenance

Key Outcomes

  • 4,000 veterans and family members have stable, affordable homes, with charitable rents 30% lower than comparable market rents.
  • 3,000+ home visits identified residents' needs early across more than 50 locations.
  • A £3 million Capital Appeal and 29 new homes in Morden will expand the supply of safe, affordable veteran housing ahead of the charity's 2028 centenary.

Geography

UK-Wide

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