Pathway Homes Group is
a trusted and proven developer
of high-quality housing.
We create needs-led homes that add social and economic value to communities across the UK.
Our Purpose
We develop high-quality and sustainable housing
Pathway Homes Group is a leading and trusted developer, delivering high-quality and sustainable homes that meet the needs of our partners.
We add value to communities across the UK
Individuals and families are at the heart of everything we do, and we work to support thriving and sustainable communities.
We invest in needs-led property portfolios
Social impact investing makes our needs-led housing developments viable. Our homes positively impact communities, whilst providing investors a steady, long-term income.
Our Impact
3036
units developed and under construction in the last 2 and half years.
£172m
investment in new homes.
20
different regions throughout the UK.
Sectors we work in
Social Housing
Through our social housing developments, we are committed to providing stable and sustainable housing throughout the country.
Supported Living
Pathway Homes Group is proud to offer a bespoke design, build and development service that delivers sustainable homes to all aspects of the supported living sector.
Move On Accommodation
By developing high quality move on accommodation, we help people make the transition from homelessness to stable long-term tenancy.
Homelessness
We are leading specialists in the provision of housing for homeless individuals and families, and those at risk of homelessness.
Partners
We have established successful, positive relationships with our partners.
Together, we are committed to adding value to communities throughout the UK.
Exeter City Community Trust
Exeter City Community Trust (ECCT) is one of the South West's leading health and wellbeing charities, and the official charity partner of Exeter City Football Club.
ECCT has a brilliant reputation for supporting children and young adults through the power of sport, and in a pioneering new partnership with Pathway Homes - and our housing association partners Dawson - the charity has added quality supported housing to the list of services they can offer to their community
CCHM
CCHM provides supported housing to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Their residents often need extra help to manage and maintain a tenancy, and CCHM’s skilled team offers support to encourage personal growth, self-development, and independence. CCHM works hard to empower individuals through a program of intensive support and educational opportunities, which helps their tenants to develop new skills and ultimately move towards independent living.
Dawson Housing
Housing association Dawson Housing delivers high quality homes and services to some of the most vulnerable people in the UK, including adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, addiction issues, mental health issues, and other additional support needs, as well as adults who are either homeless or at risk of homelessness. Dawson strives to provide high quality homes and a value-for-money service for their tenants and Local Authorities.
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Who knew we had so many aspiring chefs at Pathway Homes?
For our most recent wellbeing initiative, we invited the team to a cookery masterclass at a lovely Italian restaurant in Liverpool. It was a chance for us to escape the office environment and take part in something new and exciting together. On a grey and windy Monday afternoon last…
Clothing donations to help those most in need
Pathway Homes is proud to support our partner organisation Creating Change Housing Management (CCHM) and the great work they are doing in Morecambe. Towards the end of last month, we launched a new initiative at our HQ, thanks to an idea from our Head of Developments Mike Schofield, to support…
Wellbeing initiative: a year of our “Friday Finisher”
Can you believe it’s nearly a year since we launched our Friday Finisher at Pathway Homes? Since its launch on World Mental Health Day last October, our Friday Finisher has become an important date in our organisation’s monthly calendar. Once a month, on a Friday afternoon, we invite the team…
A sit down with Alex Bass, CEO of Dawson Housing
We recently sat down with Alex Bass, CEO of Dawson Housing, to discuss the housing services the organisation provides, the successful partnerships they have established and what impact the worrying cost-of-living crisis may have on communities throughout the UK. Can you tell us a bit about Dawson Housing’s story…
We’re recruiting!
Bookkeeper (full-time role) £24-£28k per annum Based at HQ in Liverpool (close to Brunswick Station) Pathway Homes is always looking for the brightest talent to join us and make a difference in the housing services we provide to better communities throughout the country. We are constantly passionate and…
A sunny Snowdon hike for team Pathway!
Last Friday, our team were up and out first thing in the morning, travelling to Snowdonia for a day of hiking and exploring Mount Snowdon’s Pyg and Miner’s trails. It was the perfect day weather-wise, and Mother Nature was definitely looking down on our hikers, blessing them with sunshine, clear…
Housing 2022
Last Thursday marked the end of the Chartered Institute of Housing’s annual conference and Europe’s largest housing festival in Manchester Central. It was our second year as an exhibitor, and what a productive three days we had along with thousands of other exhibitors, keynote speakers, policymakers and visitors. It…
The Homeless Crisis
Over the last few years, there has been a growing concern that the homeless crisis was set to worsen post-coronavirus. This coupled with 2022’s alarming cost of living crisis, which has seen an exponential increase in household bills, is set to affect thousands throughout the country and drive individuals and…
Exeter City Community Trust: A partnership for the future
Over the last year, we are so proud to have partnered with Exeter City Community Trust (ECCT) – one of the South West’s leading health and wellbeing charities, and the official charity partner of Exeter City Football Club.
Who knew we had so many aspiring chefs at Pathway Homes?
For our most recent wellbeing initiative, we invited the team to a cookery masterclass at a lovely Italian restaurant in Liverpool. It was a chance for us to escape the office environment and take part in something new and exciting together. On a grey and windy Monday afternoon last…
Clothing donations to help those most in need
Pathway Homes is proud to support our partner organisation Creating Change Housing Management (CCHM) and the great work they are doing in Morecambe. Towards the end of last month, we launched a new initiative at our HQ, thanks to an idea from our Head of Developments Mike Schofield, to support…
Wellbeing initiative: a year of our “Friday Finisher”
Can you believe it’s nearly a year since we launched our Friday Finisher at Pathway Homes? Since its launch on World Mental Health Day last October, our Friday Finisher has become an important date in our organisation’s monthly calendar. Once a month, on a Friday afternoon, we invite the team…
A sit down with Alex Bass, CEO of Dawson Housing
We recently sat down with Alex Bass, CEO of Dawson Housing, to discuss the housing services the organisation provides, the successful partnerships they have established and what impact the worrying cost-of-living crisis may have on communities throughout the UK. Can you tell us a bit about Dawson Housing’s story…
We’re recruiting!
Bookkeeper (full-time role) £24-£28k per annum Based at HQ in Liverpool (close to Brunswick Station) Pathway Homes is always looking for the brightest talent to join us and make a difference in the housing services we provide to better communities throughout the country. We are constantly passionate and…
A sunny Snowdon hike for team Pathway!
Last Friday, our team were up and out first thing in the morning, travelling to Snowdonia for a day of hiking and exploring Mount Snowdon’s Pyg and Miner’s trails. It was the perfect day weather-wise, and Mother Nature was definitely looking down on our hikers, blessing them with sunshine, clear…
Housing 2022
Last Thursday marked the end of the Chartered Institute of Housing’s annual conference and Europe’s largest housing festival in Manchester Central. It was our second year as an exhibitor, and what a productive three days we had along with thousands of other exhibitors, keynote speakers, policymakers and visitors. It…
The Homeless Crisis
Over the last few years, there has been a growing concern that the homeless crisis was set to worsen post-coronavirus. This coupled with 2022’s alarming cost of living crisis, which has seen an exponential increase in household bills, is set to affect thousands throughout the country and drive individuals and…
Exeter City Community Trust: A partnership for the future
Over the last year, we are so proud to have partnered with Exeter City Community Trust (ECCT) – one of the South West’s leading health and wellbeing charities, and the official charity partner of Exeter City Football Club.
Helen Mulrooney
We recently sat down with Helen to discuss her past experiences of homelessness and the positive life she is now living as a result of stable housing and accommodation, and with the right support in place.
Jason Lewington
Jason pinpointed 2012 as the year that everything changed for him. Prior to this, he had enjoyed the everyday experiences and happiness of an ordinary life: a family, a home and a successful career and job that he had worked hard to achieve.
Dean Rowlands
When Dean Rowlands was introduced to Pathway Homes Group and Creating Change Housing Management, the support provider we partnered with for our Liverpool development, he had been homeless and living on the streets for seven years.
237 units restored and refurbished
Better Together: Successful collaborations For positive outcomes Partners CCHM, Parasol Homes and Preston City Council Project 237 units restored and refurbished Overview Working in partnership with Creating Change Housing Management (CCHM) and Parasol Homes, we facilitated a successful, prosperous and professional relationship with Preston City Council, which continues to…
Bedir
Bedir approached Pathway Homes partner organisation, CCHM, in December 2019, after being granted asylum. Unable to return to his home country of Turkey and speaking very little English, he struggled to access local services including housing and education.
8-week construction programme
Prior to purchase, the property was extensively run down, barren and dilapidated, and in need of a full refurbishment programme, underpinned by significant investment.
Pathway Homes had identified a need to provide quality homes within the immediate area specifically for vulnerable adults at risk of homelessness who have been referred to by partner organisation, CCHM.
186 unit scheme for vulnerable adults
This Authority had identified a long term and historic need for additional housing stock to cope with the demand of it escalating homeless issues. It had been highlighted that at any given time the authority is in need of an additional 155 beds for its homeless population, a figure that continues to grow.