United St Saviour's Charity
Southwark Council is collaborating with United St Saviour's Charity on new alms housing for older people.
Southwark Council is currently exploring the feasibility of developing approximately 50 new alms homes for older people in Rotherhithe and North Bermondsey, in collaboration with United St Saviour's Charity. The council agreed in March 2026 to work with the charity on this project, which aims for completion in Q3 2029-30 and will replicate the principles of the Appleby Blue development.
The proposed developments at 1 Ann Moss Way and 153-159 Abbeyfield Road are intended to provide homes at social rent levels, fostering community for older residents. United St Saviour's Charity, which provides housing for older people in its almshouses, will explore the project's feasibility with Southwark Council.
Key facts
- Southwark Council agreed in March 2026 to work with United St Saviour's Charity on new alms housing. Source
- Approximately 50 homes are planned for 1 Ann Moss Way and 153-159 Abbeyfield Road. Source
- The project aims for completion in Q3 2029-30. Source
- The new developments will provide homes at social rent levels. Source
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