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We are committed to removing communication barriers, to make sure that the information and services we provide are available to all.

We were delighted to host Paul McLennan MSP, Minister for Housing, on Wednesday 29th November at our recently remodelled and extended Housing with Care development at Lochar Crescent, in Pollok, Glasgow.

The partnership combined the strengths, capabilities and traditions of both organisations to create a stronger organisation capable of delivering a thriving future for customers, employees and other stakeholders.

We are a social landlord and our main offering is social housing for rent. Learn more about social housing in this section.

We're delighted to welcome 107 new customers and six new employees to Trust after recently completing the acquisition of three later living housing developments from Methodist Homes.  

It should be easy to explain what we do and how we do it. In a few words and phrases, we’ve distilled down what sets us apart.

Trust is a not-for-profit registered social landlord, regulated by the Scottish Housing Regulator, Care Inspectorate and Scottish Charities Regulator (OSCR).

Looking for the perfect home? Look no further! We have 3,943 homes for rent in more than 100 locations, covering 23 Local Authority areas across Scotland.

There’s no place like home. In this section you'll find information about managing your tenancy, from owning pets, tenancy succession, making improvements and how to end your tenancy.

Trust Housing Association is delighted to have acquired a further six new build three-bed semi-detached family homes within Lovell Partnerships’ ‘Glow Garren’ development in Hamilton.

Our talented people go above and beyond every day to serve our customers - we have over 720 full and part-time employees working across the length and breadth of Scotland. Our teams are led and supported by an experienced Executive Team and Board.

We provide guest rooms at most of our developments where we have employees on site. They’re mainly for tenants and their families to use, however other groups can also use them.