Since 1964, Lace Housing has supported older and vulnerable people across Greater Lincolnshire to live well. From our earliest schemes to today’s extra care housing, our focus has never changed — we create homes and communities that support independence and a better quality of life in later years.
Guided by our 2025–2028 Strategic Plan — "People, Places, Partnerships: Building on Strengths" — we focus on creating homes and communities where older people live well and independently.
As a charitable Community Benefit Society regulated by the Regulator of Social Housing and the Financial Conduct Authority, every pound we earn is reinvested into our homes, services, and people.
At the heart of everything we do is our value for people — residents, colleagues, and partners — recognising that every success begins with their commitment, voices, and experiences.
Partnership working is central to everything we do. We collaborate with local authorities, care providers, health services and community organisations who share our belief that well-designed housing can transform lives.
Through strong relationships, shared learning and mutual respect, we deliver new homes, enhance services and influence better outcomes for older people across Greater Lincolnshire.
Our partnerships are built on openness, shared purpose and a commitment to doing what’s right — for residents, for communities, and for the future.
Our people embody everything Lace stands for — from colleagues who deliver services with care and professionalism to the Board members and volunteers who share their time, insight, and experience to guide our work.
How do our people make a difference?
By turning our values into everyday actions that improve lives and strengthen communities.
We’re proud of a culture where kindness, fairness, and teamwork shape how we support residents, each other, and our communities — creating lasting impact.
