BME housing associations have played a huge role in society, pushing issues of race and equality into the mainstream and changing the housing landscape. But fast forward nearly 50 years and BME households are still more likely to experience overcrowding, poorer quality housing and fuel poverty. They are also more likely to live in England’s most deprived neighbourhoods and are less likely to own their home.
BME National are committed to delivering homes and services to BME communities, but need the support of policymakers, local stakeholders and partners in addressing housing inequality.
BME National have identified four areas where the Government’s attention is urgently needed and how we can work together in addressing these challenges.
Read the new mission statement.