Link Housing is a leading provider of affordable housing services, property management, regeneration, counseling, financial inclusion and employability. Established in 1962, Link has been at the forefront of developing and delivering innovative homes and services for those in need. Andrew McAnulty, the former CEO of Link Housing, has been appointed CEO of Link Wentworth. Andrew brings a wealth of experience to the role, having worked in the housing industry in Australia and the United Kingdom for over 30 years. C~urb (pronounced curb) is a social enterprise that takes advantage of Link's successful development, management and maintenance activities to achieve commercial success while creating sustainable communities.
LinkLiving provides person-centered care and support services to people with a variety of needs, including mental health issues, homelessness, learning difficulties, physical disabilities and vulnerabilities associated with old age. Link Wentworth is governed by a board of directors consisting of an independent president, five current Link Housing board members and five current Wentworth board members. It is one of Australia's largest community housing providers, managing around 6,400 homes with 10,000 residents and 200 employees. LinkLiving's portfolio of services includes award-winning volunteering and employability services in Falkirk, Fife and Edinburgh. These services have been proven to help people develop their skills and confidence. Founded in 1997, Link Housing owns and manages more than 1000 properties, including Link Group leases in Inverclyde.
It also manages Edinburgh City Council's private sector leasing program and offers accredited counseling services that assist clients with a range of benefits, welfare and money-related issues. Brianna was previously employed in consulting and private and corporate client positions before moving to the non-profit sector as director of marketing and communications at Link Housing. Link Housing is dedicated to working with partners to provide affordable housing that strengthens lives and communities. It works in partnership with the Argyll and Bute Council, the Scottish Government, Link Group and others to continue contributing to the broader goals of developing sustainable rural communities. Link Wentworth is committed to providing more housing and offering quality services to enable a better future for people dealing with housing stress and homelessness. Pacific Link Housing manages social housing leases within the Complex while its wholly-owned social business real estate agency Key2 Realty manages the private and affordable market units. The apartments are part of a security fund owned by Pacific Link Housing that has been leveraged with the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC), providing low-cost debt financing.
