History and Structure
We started in 1999, providing accommodation to asylum seekers in Blackpool. From these humble beginnings, we have grown to the award-winning organisation that we are today. In our time, our 300+ team have supported over 17,000 people to sustainable independent living.
Since 1999
In 2024, we are celebrating our 25th silver anniversary!
Wide-reaching support
We’ve supported over 17,000 people of all ages and backgrounds.
Our Partners
The People That We Support & Care For
Our team have a range of specialist skills to provide uniquely tailored support to each person with a wide enough range of accommodation to suit individual needs.
Occasionally, if we assess a referral where we can't help we will support in sign-posting the person to the best support for them.
Accreditation
- GMAC accreditation for providing semi-independent supported living.
- Supporting People accreditation, which shows we’re a well-managed and financially stable organisation.
- Regional Contract for providing services to young people across the north.
- A commitment to professional development of our employees including; NVQs and professional qualifications.
- Our unique, cloud-based ReMaS management system.
Gender Pay Gap Report
At Bedspace Resource, we take gender pay gap reporting seriously, in compliance with regulations for organisations exceeding 250 employees. This entails analysing the disparity between the mean or median hourly rates, including bonuses, received by women and men in our workforce.
Our organisation, comprising of 304 employees on the 5th April 2024 snapshot date, of which 168 are women (62%) and 117 are men (38%), recently conducted a thorough analysis. The results indicate a women earn on average 1.23% more than men, which is an improvement on the 2023 data where men were paid on average 3% higher.
Furthermore, our assessment reveals that both women have a higher median hourly rate of £13.62 compared to men at a rate of £13.46.
We are committed to transparency and equality in remuneration practices and will continue to monitor and address any disparities within our organisation.