This strategy sets out how we will be meeting the housing and support needs of the people of Torfaen over the next 10 years.

This strategy sets out how we will be meeting the housing and support needs of the people of Torfaen over the next 10 years.

In 2024/25 Bron Afon has received £5.8 million in dowry gap funding from the Welsh Government which will be spent on WHQS improvement schemes.

We report once a year on how our finances are looking.

At Bron Afon, our mission is to create safe and strong communities where everyone has a home they’re proud of.

We have some big plans for the next 5 years, this document gives you full access to our plans between 2023-2028.

You can read a short summary of the strategy here, or watch this short video which explains our vision for the next five years here.

At this year’s “snapshot date” we employed 388 people in permanent or fixed term contract roles.

WHQS 2023 stands for the Welsh Housing Quality Standards 2023. These are updated guidelines from the Welsh Government that set out what is expected of social landlords to ensure homes are safe, high quality, and support the health and wellbeing of tenants.

Find out what we have been doing and our plans for the future in our Annual Report.

Bron Afon is one of 33 Housing Associations which took part in a salary benchmarking survey for an independent report on senior management salaries.