Sanctuary publishes Sustainability Report 2025/2026

Category: Social Responsibility (Charity/ Volunteering/Environmentalism)

Sustainability

We’ve published our Sustainability Report for 2025/2026. This reflects on the progress we have made across our environmental, social and governance priorities during the last year.

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Once again, we have made significant progress across all three areas of our strategic approach to sustainability - including bringing 2,450 homes up to a minimum EPC Band C and investing £2 million into our Sustainable Communities programme.

We are in a strong position to make more improvements and expand our energy efficiency programmes, to be the best organisation we can for our communities, customers and colleagues.

Rebecca Craig, Director - Sustainability and Impact, said:

“We have had another exciting and transformative year for sustainability at Sanctuary. We’ve made significant improvements and continue to work towards our goals of halving operational carbon emissions by 2030 and decarbonising all our homes by 2050.

“Tackling climate change remains one of our most important priorities, and we are committed to creating safe and sustainable homes and communities for all our customers.”

View our full Sustainability Report 2025/26

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