CHIP (Communities and Housing Investment in People)
Housing And Community Development
Birmingham, United Kingdom
2 employees
- Employees
- 2
CHIP (Communities and Housing Investment in People) Overview
- Headquarters
- Birmingham, United Kingdom
- Industry
- Housing And Community Development
- Employees
- 2
- Founded
- 2022
- NAICS
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Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Community DevelopmentAdministration of Housing Programs
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About CHIP (Communities and Housing Investment in People)
CHIP works alongside Community and Housing Investment Consortium (CHIC), a procurement and asset management company, to ensure social value commitments, through contractual social value obligations, are delivered. This enables a positive impact to be delivered in the communities that are local to CHIC’s members. In addition, CHIP also engages in a wide range of other activities that further impact the lives of individuals, such as funding Local Employment Groups to deliver training and qualifications to support people into work, and by delivering its own social value strategy by engaging in fundraising and voluntary activities.
CHIP (Communities and Housing Investment in People) Contact Details
- People in AeroLeads
- 2
CHIP (Communities and Housing Investment in People) Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Sarah Payling | Managing Director (Housing), Founder |
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| Jayne Stringer | Group Procurement Manager at Connexus | Shrewsbury, England, United Kingdom |
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