Academic Partnerships

Partnerships with academic organisations can help us increase our impact and improve outcomes.

As a pioneering programme at the start of its journey, we are only just beginning to understand the full impact of PBH.

Academic Partnerships
Our research shows that by 2029, PBH has the potential to deliver over £10bn in social value through a reduction in reoffending, improved housing and by supporting Net Zero delivery.

There are still so many other benefits we are keen to understand.

For example:

  • How are we helping to reduce generational reoffending?
  • What difference does it make to live in a warm home that costs less than £50 a year to heat?
  • How are we helping the modular housing industry to grow in the UK?

PBH welcomes partnerships with academic organisations who can help us answer these questions and others. If this is something your organisation would be interested in supporting, please get in touch.

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Got a question about the Prisoners Building Homes programme? Whether you’re exploring a site for potential housing or just want to learn more, the PBH team is here to help.

 

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    OUR WORK IS CHANGING LIVES ACROSS THE COUNTRY

    OUR IMPACT
    5%
    Reoffending rate is less than this against a national average of 35%.
    89%
    Prisoners who secured employment in construction upon release..
    700+
    Homes in the pipeline which will reduce affordable/social housing pressures
    £100000
    Average end-to-end cost of highquality, low carbon, 1 bed home.
    20+
    Local authority and third sector landowners involved.