Cost of Access (PDF)

Report and guide on private rented sector access projects’ financial sustainability to maximise the opportunity projects may have to secure future funding.

The report employs a broad definition of ‘funding’ to include not just funding from statutory sources, but funding in kind (in terms of volunteers, co-location, etc.) and income raised commercially.

The report aims to:

• identify fundraising best practice and opportunities
• produce a checklist that projects can follow to fundraise for their service and prove their value
• identify the barriers which exist to securing funding
• report on the limitations that there are to the long term financial sustainability of these
• projects without a central funding grant.

The report will be useful to all those delivering, fundraising for, funding and commissioning private rented sector access projects.

The focus of the report will be Crisis funded projects in England, though the learning will be useful for projects operating across the UK.

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Cost of Access

Sustaining and supporting private renting project. December 2015

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