We have been a Registered Social Landlord since 1986 and a Scottish Charity since 2004. We provide a wide range of financial information to stakeholders like the Scottish Housing Regulator and our lenders. Internally we produce quarterly management accounts and these track our progress against our budget. We also produce 5-year and 30-year financial plans. We submit an Annual Return on the Scottish Social Housing Charter by end of May each year; our landlord report is available by the Scottish Housing Regulator by end of August each year; and we publish a report on the Charter by October each year. We also now produce an annual value for money statement. We are also part of various benchmarking clubs where we compare and review our performance against particular local housing associations, our local authority and our wider Scottish housing sector. We can learn from others and adapt our policies and processes to ensure we continue to review how we operate and strive for continuous improvement in what we do.
How are we financed and how do we spend our money?
The majority of our income comes from the rents we receive from our tenants and service charges we apply for specific services, for example close cleaning and services for our sheltered housing complex. We do access other grants for specific projects like the Scottish Government’s People and Communities Funding for employability projects for young people; Big Lottery income; Climate Challenge fund income to help with energy advice. Our expenditure relates in the main to our staff costs to run our services, our repair and investment costs and our private loans. Full details of our costs are contained within our Financial Statements below
Here is a some of financial information currently available
Financial Statements 2021 2022
Financial Statements 2022 2023
Value for Money Statement 2023
Below you will find some information in relation to our performance results
Newsletter and Annual Performance Report 2021 2022
Newsletter and Annual Performance Report 2022 2023