Southway Housing Trust

Grant criteria

We’re a committed and forward-thinking not-for-profit local housing company and are passionate about providing excellent homes and outstanding customer care. We own and manage almost 6,000 homes. Most of these are in Burnage, Chorlton, Didsbury and Withington, but we also have properties in Tameside and East Cheshire. We provide services for tenants, residents, the environment and wider community of south Manchester and beyond.

Grant details

To provide high quality affordable homes in desirable neighbourhoods where people are happy to live and have the opportunity to achieve their potential. We also have a wider purpose to make best use of our resources to achieve our social objectives. As a housing provider we… Listen to our tenants and other residents and provide flexible, quality services that balance expectations and needs with costs and benefits. Will provide core services that are accessible and cost effective, and target added value services at those who will benefit from them the most. Will increase the supply of housing in areas that are in or close to South Manchester, improving the range and choice of housing available for those who currently have limited or no access to a decent, safe and secure home. As a neighbourhood management organisation with a focus on our communities we… Take our responsibility as a major stakeholder in the South Manchester area seriously and work in partnership with others to improve the area and the lives of those people and communities who are less well off. Support like minded local community and voluntary organisations where this means we can deliver greater shared outcomes. As part of our commitment to improving prosperity and wellbeing we… Contribute to the regional priorities of economic growth and public service reform, with the overall aim of making sure our tenants and local residents feel the benefit of these changes. Generate surplus that can be used to help fund our social investment priorities. We will do this by being efficient and effective, making best use of our asset base and by delivering commercial services that complement our core business.



Analysis of Grants Made
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In this period 12 donations have been made totalling £62,000 to 9 organisations

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Growth in Spending
(per annum over last 3 years)
Main Overlaps with other Grant Makers ?
By ValueBy Number
Garfield Weston Foundation 44% 22%
The National Lottery Community Fund 42% 22%
Trusthouse Charitable Foundation 36% 11%
The Henry Smith Charity 36% 11%
Manchester City Council 36% 11%
Macc 36% 11%
Co-operative Group 36% 11%
Trafford Housing Trust 8% 11%
Greater Manchester Mayor's Charity 8% 11%
Esmée Fairbairn Foundation 8% 11%
Sole supporter: 56% by number, 42% by value.
Individual Grants Made
When Amount Annual
Spending
Grantee To be used for
08/03/2021 £2,500 £456,817 BARLOW MOOR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Contribution to the cost of installing air conditioning at BMCA
24/02/2021 £2,500 £67,200 FRIENDS OF BURNAGE LIBRARY Friends of Burnage Library would like to build a 4m x 4m outdoor shelter with seating in the Library's garden so we can start holding community activities safely outdoors as Covid restrictions start to hopefully ease. The shelter will also be an outdoor "classroom" for activities for people of all ages in the local community for many years in the future.
01/02/2021 £500 FRIENDS OF ST MARGARET'S CHURCH To help meet the cost of a new boiler to make sure their older people’s group could continue post-lockdown
01/02/2021 £500 DEBDALE BOWLING AND SOCIAL CLUB To support a new age friendly walking and gardening group (publicity and equipment costs)
01/02/2021 £1,000 £67,200 FRIENDS OF BURNAGE LIBRARY To support seating for outdoor COVID space at the Library, so they could recommence their older peoples group
01/12/2020 £5,000 £687,488 WOOD STREET MISSION To support groups in Southway neighbourhoods during a difficult year and to help them to deliver Christmas food-related projects
06/04/2020 £20,000 £456,817 BARLOW MOOR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION To offer employment support and training for local residents
06/04/2020 £20,000 COMMUNITY MINDED LTD To offer employment support and training for local residents
05/01/2020 £2,500 £148,135 N-GAGE Additional funding for the youth bus
13/12/2019 £2,500 PLAY MATTERS A group formed of local parents on Merseybank/Barlow Hall estate, would like to build a 'natural playground' in the grounds of Barlow Hall Primary School. The playground is based on Scandinavian playground design, using natural materials, such as soil, stone, wood, wood chip, live willow and will include a forest garden and native trees.
21/10/2019 £2,500 £148,135 N-GAGE Towards the cost of a youth bus to encourage young people from the local area to engage in positive activities
18/09/2019 £2,500 STORY OF OUR SOUTHWAY LIVES Community project to bring people together for storytelling and writing sessions

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