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Housing Pathways Trust (Pathways)

Annual Report 2024-25

Housing Pathways Trust is a London almshouse charity with roots dating to the 17th century, providing low-cost, safe accommodation for people over 50 in need across 258 almshouses at 19 sites in London and Kent. In 2024/25 the Trust improved overall resident satisfaction to 89%, awarded £204,298 in grants to 18 organisations in West London, managed 244 allotment plots, and outsourced financial administration to strengthen governance. The Ealing and Brentford grants programme supports diverse community organisations addressing poverty, isolation and disadvantage.

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244 allotment plots managed including London's oldest allotment dating to 1832

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 258 almshouses across 19 sites providing homes for people over 50 in need
Key Metric 2 Overall resident satisfaction reached 89% in 2024, up from 77% in 2020
Key Metric 3 £204,298 awarded in grants to 18 West London community organisations in 2024/25

Key Outcomes

  • 100% compliance across all safety checks: gas, fire, asbestos, water and lift
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London

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