Our supporters

The Greater London Authority, AKA City Hall, is the governance body of Greater London.

We are pleased to support the aims of the Renters Reform Coalition. Our members face the exact same injustices when renting as everyone in the UK as we all those they face as migrants. There is no stand-alone asylum housing crisis - there is a housing crisis that affects everyone regardless of country of origin in a lot of the same ways. For those who arrive seeking asylum, they face some greater challenges but it cannot be resolved by separating one set of people from another. We organise to build our power and fight for decent, secure and affordable housing for all.

Emmaus UK is a national charity working to end homelessness, by providing people with a home, work opportunities, person-centred support, and a sense of belonging. Making private renting more secure and affordable is vital for helping prevent homelessness in the first place, and ensuring there are good housing options for people after they move on from supported housing. That's why we are a proud partner of the Renters Reform Coalition.

"Action for Children is one of the largest and oldest children’s charities in the UK. We protect and support children, young people and families through intervention, prevention and advocacy. We take action so children don’t miss out on a safe and happy childhood. Through our services across the UK, and our research into child poverty, we see the huge consequences of unaffordable housing, low-quality housing, and evictions for children and their families. Every child deserves to grow up in a safe and secure home – urgent steps are needed to make this a reality."

Glass Door Homeless Charity's caseworkers see the human cost of insecurity, poor quality and unaffordability within the private rented sector. We know that by partnering with the Renters’ Reform Coalition, we can be more effective at advocating for political change to address these issues and help the people who depend on our services.

We’re really pleased to be part of the Renters' Reform Coalition. Young people, especially those who have been marginalised or forced into homelessness, face a double discrimination from private landlords as well as lower rates of pay and benefits. Unfair barriers are put in the way of hundreds of thousands of under 25s who deserve safe, affordable and suitable housing, something we’ve been fighting against for over half a century. We’re proud to join the ranks of the RRC to continue this fight.

NYAS (National Youth Advocacy Service) firmly believes that all young people leaving care must be able to have a safe, secure, affordable and stable home to live in, and they should not face any discriminatory practice when trying to access this. The aims of the Renters Reform Coalition are those that align with our regarding care leavers access to the private rented sector and which NYAS strongly supports.