Housing & Homelessness Poverty & Inclusion
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Your Own Place

Our Impact 2025-26

Your Own Place is a Norwich-based social enterprise (CIC) delivering money, housing, tenancy and employability support to prevent homelessness. Since 2013 it has supported over 2,332 people, with the majority of trainees reporting improved confidence managing bills, keeping their home and general life confidence. The organisation's full annual impact report was only available via an inaccessible Canva link, so this entry draws on published headline figures from the charity's website.

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Money, housing, tenancy and employability support workshops and one-to-one training to prevent homelessness, delivered with young people, in the community and via partner referrals

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 2,332+ people supported since 2013
Key Metric 2 85% of trainees reported improved understanding of managing bills
Key Metric 3 97% of trainees reported increased confidence after working with Your Own Place

Key Outcomes

  • 80% of trainees feel more confident about keeping their home
  • 85% improved understanding of bill management
  • 97% increased confidence following support

Geography

East of England

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