Three Months of Social Strategy Group! What Have We Achieved?

Its been three whole months since launching our Social Strategy Group with the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust and what a brilliant time in my life it has been! *I LOVE OUR GROUP* 

Our aim is to create good-quality schemes of homelessness resolution which are designed around the needs of local communities and the people that they serve. We aim to work together, share our resources, link partnerships and empower each other to improve standards across our sector.

We have had a very busy and exciting few months! 
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• We have 18 members
• We are working in 15+ Local Authority areas
• We have 6 major developments on the go, lots of Housing Association leases being signed and a number of refurbishments being undertaken
• We've had weekly Q&A sessions, tutorials, site visits and livestreams
• Our team have on-boarded many new partners and providers
• We've toured two of our brilliant member projects
• We've visited the wonderful Teardrops Hub in St Helens
• I obtained Registered Social Landlord Status to align with our community schemes
• We now have our own member's site, which is already filled with resources, tools and guides
• We're working on pitches, proposals and a promotional brochure next
• We are taking over the world!!​

#TeamWorkMakesTheDreamWork

​My favourite feedback from one of our members up to now has been: 

​'This is by far the best value program that has ever been available in UK property education'

BOOM!!!
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*We are here to disrupt, in a positive way*

The biggest thankyou to all contributing to our amazing, incredible, wonderful team, who are simply smashing it day by day. I am so proud to be working alongside some really special people and I'm looking forward to sharing lots more about each of them over the coming weeks and months.

If you'd like to join us, you can see more at www.amyvarle.co.uk/community

​*This is a social enterprise project to benefit the whole of our sector, so I really do appreciate everyone that supports our work*

Our visit to Teardrops Hub in August 2020