BRE Trust statement on Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) BRE Trust Our Vision, Mission and Objectives BRE Trust About BRE Trust The BRE Trust The Trust commissions research into the challenges faced by the built environment and publishes project findings which act as authoritative guidance to the construction industry. Through its activities, the Trust aims to achieve: • A higher quality built environment • Built facilities that offer improved functionality and value for money • A more efficient and sustainable construction sector with a higher level of innovative practice. Download the BRE Trust Strategy 2017-2021 BRE Trust Vision and Mission Our Vision To enrich the lives and businesses of citizens by supporting the delivery of sustainable buildings, communities and cities. Our Mission To enable transformational change within the built environment through research, demonstration and education as a premier charitable Trust. Objectives 1. To grow the size and impact of the programme 2. To extend international research delivery and influence 3. To increase global outreach and engagement 4. To support integrated lifetime learning 5. To maintain and protect reputation and independence 6. To actively support the success of the built environment sector BRE Trust Impact Sphere of influence The research we carry out and the knowledge we have generated helps those working across the built environment to create better buildings, infrastructure, and communities. We aim to influence social, environmental, and economic change for the benefit of people. The BRE Trust sphere of influence has shown explicit focus on new international partnerships, and extension of funding as we actively support the uptake of innovation and extension of learning and skills in particular. Latest Tweets ; BRE Trust Official 26 Nov 1464202281406976001 Housing report from @BRE_Group reveals poor housing in England costs #NHS £1.4bn a year, plus "societal costs." "We hope these findings stimulate wider discussions at both an industry & government level," says @charlesworthg. More from @ThisWeekinFM: https://www.twinfm.com/article/poor-housing-in-england-is-co... Reply on Twitter 1464202281406976001 Retweet on Twitter 1464202281406976001 0 Like on Twitter 1464202281406976001 0 ; BRE Trust Official 22 Nov 1462775733613469702 "Having access to good quality, suitable & secure housing has a profound impact on our health & wellbeing." @mdaupdates cites @BRE_Group's "The Cost of Poor Housing in England" report, while discussing housing & shortages: https://teignmouth-today.co.uk/article.cfm?id=121530&headlin... Reply on Twitter 1462775733613469702 Retweet on Twitter 1462775733613469702 0 Like on Twitter 1462775733613469702 1 ; BRE Trust Official 15 Nov 1460272478996111365 How much does exposure to excess cold in homes cost the #NHS annually? In 2015, the BRE Trust published "The Cost of Poor Housing to the NHS" report, looking at how much poor #housing costs the NHS & affects the health of residents. The report has now been updated for 2021: Reply on Twitter 1460272478996111365 Retweet on Twitter 1460272478996111365 0 Like on Twitter 1460272478996111365 1 Follow us About BRE Trust Our History Our Trust Council Supported Students and Lecturers University Partnerships Events BRE Trust Conference 2020 Connect with us Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Email Stay in touch Subscribe to our newsletter to hear the latest news and offerings. Email Terms of use | Cookies | Privacy Policy | Acceptable Use Policy | Modern Slavery Statement BRE Trust is a Company Limited by Guarantee incorporated in England and Wales (No. 3282856) and is a registered charity in England and Wales (No. 1092193) and in Scotland (No. SCO39320). The BRE Trust is parent company of BRE Group Limited and its subsidiaries. © Copyright BRE Trust 2021 We use cookies to give you the best experience on our website. OkNo, thanksPrivacy policy