Impact Report 2025/26

LandAid brings the property industry together to end youth homelessness. This is its Impact Report 2025/26, covering the year to 31 March 2026 alongside progress against its 2024-2029 strategy. Charity numbers (295157 in England and Wales, SC052172 in Scotland) are from the LandAid contact page, not the report. Contact email is the general enquiries address from the website; no named Head of Fundraising was found (the report lists partnerships@landaid.org for partnership enquiries). Source: LandAid Impact Report 2025/26 PDF, retrieved Oct 2026.

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Grant funding through Housing, Employability and Foundations to Grow streams; pro bono expert volunteering from the property industry; the Kevin Hunter Legacy Fund; a partnership with StreetSmart; influencing work including the UK Homelessness Data Forum and the Homewards Data Lab; regional boards and supporter events

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Awarded nearly £1.2 million in grants in 2025/26 and brokered more than £2 million of pro bono support

Key Metric 2 Since the 2024-2029 strategy began, awarded £2,282,213 in grants supporting 3,550 young people, delivering an estimated £61.6 million in social value

Key Metric 3 The property sector raised £3.7 million for LandAid in the year to 31 March 2026; 72p of every £1 received went directly to charitable activities

Key Outcomes

Two years into its 2024-2029 strategy, social value is at 115% of target and young people supported at 99% of target (expected at this stage: £53.5 million and 3,594 young people)
Has brokered over £3 million in pro bono support since the strategy began, ahead of its £2 million target at this stage
Aims by 2029 to support 10,000 young people and generate at least £150 million in social value