Homelessness Property Funds Social Impact Report 2024/25
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO GET INVESTMENT FROM THIS FUND
About the fund
National Homelessness Property Fund 2 helps housing providers increase the supply of affordable homes for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
The fund acquires and refurbishes homes before leasing them to expert housing partners on long-term arrangements, enabling organisations to grow their housing provision without needing to purchase properties themselves.
So far the fund has 350 properties in its portfolio and has housed hundreds of people. Over its lifetime, the fund is aiming to purchase 1,500 family homes and one-bedroom properties across the UK to house around 16,000 people.
Why the fund is needed
The shortage of affordable housing continues to place significant pressure on local authorities, housing providers and charities. Too many people remain in temporary accommodation or face homelessness because suitable move-on housing is unavailable.
The fund provides a scalable solution, creating settled homes within local communities and helping people move from housing crisis towards long-term stability.
How it works
- Resonance identifies, acquires and refurbishes suitable properties
- Homes are leased to housing partners on long-term agreements
- Housing partners provide housing management and tenant support
- Local authorities nominate households in housing need
- Tenants access safe, affordable homes and the support they need to thrive
Who we partner with
We work with experienced housing organisations across England that have strong local knowledge, proven operational capability and a commitment to delivering positive outcomes for tenants. Our current housing partners include:
- Notting Hill Genesis
- Developing Health & Independence
- Redwing
- Response
- Chisel Housing
- Stockport Homes Group
- Salix Homes
- Be One Homes
Interested in partnering with us?
We welcome conversations with housing providers and charities seeking to expand their housing offer and support more people facing homelessness.

















