Housing & Homelessness Community & Social Justice 2025
Langley Trust

Langley Trust Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024/25

Langley Trust is a Christian charity with over 65 years of experience supporting people with convictions to transform their lives, prevent reoffending and reintegrate into society. Operating in 20 locations across England, the Trust provides supported housing, registered care homes, extra care, an Independent Approved Premises (IAP), and prison-based finance and debt advice. In 2024/25, over 1,100 clients were supported including 458 residential clients at any given time. The reconviction rate for Langley clients remained within the 3% target. Income grew by 4.6%. The Trust won the Investors in People Best Culture Award, holds CQC 'Good' ratings across all inspected care services, and achieved Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation. The Langley Academy staff development platform launched in December 2024.

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Supported housing in 20 locations (hostels, dispersed housing, registered care homes, extra care); Independent Approved Premises (IAP) for HMPPS in Bradford; finance, benefit and debt advice at HMP Fosse Way; residential rehabilitation; Complex care for people leaving medium secure units; chaplaincy services; Challenge to Change therapeutic programme (HMP Lancaster Farms, until July 2024); National Consultative Group client voice forum; Langley Academy staff development platform Custom geography from upload: England (20 geographical locations)

📊Key Metrics

Over 1,100 clients supported in 2024/25 across supported housing, registered care homes and prison-based services, with 458 residential clients accommodated at any given time across 97 care beds and 361 supported rooms Key Metric 1
736 clients accommodated in supported housing since April 2024 (298 new lettings); 250 clients received specialist finance, benefit and debt advice at HMP Fosse Way, managing over £800,000 of debts Key Metric 2
Reconviction rate for clients remained within the target of 3% whilst with Langley during 2024/25 — with overall income growing 4.6% year-on-year Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • The reconviction rate for Langley Trust clients remained within the target of 3% during 2024/25, demonstrating consistent rehabilitative outcomes across a client group that includes MAPPA-managed individuals, people with complex mental health needs, and those deemed 'hard to place' by other providers — validated by CQC 'Good' ratings across all inspected registered care services
  • The Kadesh service in Kent — relaunched from former Shrubbery premises in March 2024 — achieved an 'A' rating in Medway's Quality Assessment Framework within its first year, adding 17 new supported housing bed spaces and demonstrating rapid-impact service development within Langley's growth strategy
  • Langley Trust won Investors in People's 'Best Culture Award' in 2024/25, with 72% staff engagement in the MYVoice Wellbeing at Work survey, over 160 internal People Award nominations, and the launch of the Langley Academy online learning platform — reflecting strategic investment in workforce culture alongside client outcomes

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