The Social Housing Anti-Racism Pledge (SHARP), developed by BME London Landlords, BME National, and The Housing Diversity Network, calls on all registered social landlords to adopt an Anti-Racist stance by adopting a clear policy that states their organisation is Anti-Racist.
Collaborating together to create greater social impact
Our vision is to work together in partnership to deliver ambitious, innovative and influential projects that provide positive outcomes and enhanced value for money for our residents, communities and organisations.
About us
Who we are
BME London Landlords consist of 13 BME Led Registered Social Landlords who provide affordable housing to tenants across Greater London. The BME led Housing Organisations (Registered social landlords) manage over 6300 London homes and has the capacity to develop 2100 new homes. We have come together and formed a mission to work together in partnership to deliver ambitious, innovative and influential projects that provide positive outcomes and enhance value for money for our residents communities and organisations.
Our members
Our latest projects
Discover the initiatives we are working on and the areas of further work that we are planning to develop in the near future including the Housing Manfesto for Change, establishing Social Value and Our Anti-Racism Initiative.
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Our Vision and Goals
Our Vision is to be a leading example of successful collaboration of BME led organisations that continually creates and develops significant impactful change for BME residents and communities in London. We have a strategic framework that seeks to Influence, show Leadership, improve User Experience, Community Engagement, and Efficiencies.
Find out about our Vision, short, medium and long term goals.
Vision & Goals
Research & Publications
Review research that has been conducted on our sector, and the publications that detail some of the challenges, achievements and work we are doing.
Partnership
A key aspect of the work we do is developing partnership initiatives to leverage the proximity we have with BME communities to create more opportunities to address the disparaties and economic disadvantage faced by many from BME communities in London
Latest news & events
Sean McLaughlin is Chair of Innisfree Housing Association and former Chair of Barnsbury Housing Association. He is an independent consultant working with housing and charity boards on governance, regulation and…
Karibu Community Homes today shares the outcome of our recent inspection by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH), which has resulted in our first-ever Consumer Standard grading of C2. This…
On 13 September 2025, London became the stage for a large-scale protest. The so-called “Unite the Kingdom” march drew an estimated 110,000 to 150,000 people. Marketed by its organisers as…
