Our Corporate Strategy 2020-2023 describes how we will engage, invest, advance and grow so we can deliver our mission to build affordable homes and sustainable communities where people choose to live.
Social housing is at the heart of our work. We believe everyone should be able to live in a decent home, where they feel safe and secure, and should receive the care and support they need.
Sanctuary is a housing and care provider. We were set up over 50 years ago to deliver housing and care to those who need it, and that original purpose still guides us today.
One of the UK’s leading providers of housing, care and commercial services, Sanctuary employs over 13,000 people and manages over 105,000 homes throughout England and Scotland, including general rented, retirement living, supported housing, student and key worker accommodation and care homes.
Affordable housing, care, development and commercial services
One of the UK’s leading providers of housing, care and commercial services, Sanctuary employs more than 13,000 people and manages over 105,000 homes throughout England and Scotland, including general rented, retirement living, supported housing, student and key worker accommodation, and care homes.
We are committed to building affordable homes and sustainable communities where people choose to live. Visit our Investors section to find out more.
Young people may not have been highest risk for coronavirus, but what about the risks to their mental and educational wellbeing? Sara Keetley, our Operations Director - Sanctuary Supported Living, talks exclusively to Inside Housing.
Five of the UK’s leading housing associations have formed a pioneering partnership to improve the energy efficiency of their 300,000 homes for more than 600,000 customers, while creating new standards for sustainability across the sector.
Today Sanctuary, with its peers Anchor Hanover, MHA and The Orders of St John Care Trust, and the National Care Forum has sent a joint letter to the Home Secretary, Secretary of State for Health & Social Care and Chancellor of the Exchequer to highlight the staffing issues in the care sector and to express our support for the thousands of hard-working people who have given so much to care for others.