Our partners

Bradford City Council promotes energy efficient housing through grants, such as the Bradford Warm Homes scheme. The council works with Home Energy West Yorkshire who help to address fuel poverty by providing expert impartial advice, access to funding and trusted contractors.

Calderdale Council works closely with Home Energy West Yorkshire and provides support for energy-efficient housing through its Healthy Homes Service and various grant schemes. These help residents improve their homes, lower energy bills, and reduce carbon emissions.

Kirklees Council is a partner of Home Energy West Yorkshire and offers several initiatives to improve energy efficiency of its housing. These include upgrading council homes, promoting national grant programs and setting standards for private landlords.

Leeds City Council has numerous initiatives and grant-funded projects aimed at improving the energy efficiency of council-owned and privately-owned homes across the city. They have a particular focus on low-income and vulnerable households.

Wakefield Council is a valued partner of Home Energy West Yorkshire. They offer a variety of schemes, grants and loans to help residents and landlords make their homes more energy-efficient. These programs target vulnerable and low-income households.

54North Homes builds, manages and looks after more than 4,000 affordable, safe, warm and secure homes for customers across Yorkshire. Homes range from one-bedroom apartments to four-bedroom family homes, from general needs housing to extra-care homes and student homes. 

Horton Housing is a not-for-profit organization that manages a wide range of different housing, training and support services across Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees and North Yorkshire. Their vision is to create a society where everyone has the best possible quality of life.

InCommunities works to provide high quality homes in great neighbourhoods. They manage more than 22,000 homes across Yorkshire – predominately in the Bradford district – and collaborate with residents, communities and local partners.

Vico Homes is one of the largest charitable housing associations in the UK, with over 32,000 properties across the Wakefield district and the north of England. They build new homes, upgrade existing ones and offering various support services.

Yorkshire Housing is the biggest housing association based solely in Yorkshire. They own and manage around 20,000 homes across the region including older people’s accommodation and social and affordable homes for low-cost rent.

Leeds Federated has around 5,000 safe and affordable homes across the Leeds, Wakefield, Kirklees and North Yorkshire regions. Working with Home Energy West Yorkshire they are making energy efficiency improvements to their homes.

Connect Housing provides over 3,500 affordable energy-efficient homes across West Yorkshire. They house families, young people, older people, and those experiencing homelessness, mental health issues, or domestic violence.

Tangram Housing Cooperative in Harehills, Leeds, is a member-run, non-profit housing association. It offers cheap rent, energy efficient flats or houses, a repairs service, the control of being your own landlord and a welcoming community.

Unity Housing Association builds strong sustainable BME neighbourhoods and regeneration services in inner city Leeds. This visionary housing association provides high quality energy efficient housing, social and employment opportunities.

Kirklees Council provides a range of housing help to people aged 16 or over. This can be through council owned housing, shared ownership schemes or through one of their housing association partners.