Shaping Housing Markets and Services for our Ageing Population - York Racecourse (supported by the Housing LIN)
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Description
Over the next 15 years there will be a 51% rise in those aged over 65 in England and a 101% increase in those aged over 85. This increase in the number of older people will have a profound impact on a wide range of public services. This is not a niche market: over 5.5 million households in England are made up of people over 65 and three quarters of these are owner occupiers.
Attend this conference and find solutions to the profound impacts of our ageing society on housing markets and services.
Over the next 15 years there will be a 51% rise in those aged over 65 in England and a 101% increase in those aged over 85. This increase in the number of older people will have a profound impact on a wide range of public services. This is not a niche market: over 5.5 million households in England are made up of people over 65 and three quarters of these are owner occupiers.
Attend this conference and find solutions to the profound impacts of our ageing society on housing markets and services.
Programme
Chaired by Jeremy Porteus, Director of the Housing Learning and Improvement, conference speakers include: - Terrie Alafat CBE, Director, Housing, Department of Communities and Local Government
- Victoria Barclay, Regional Services Director Housing & Care 21
- Alan Caddick, Head of Housing, Sunderland City Council
- Doug McNab and Nicky Hodges, URS, Infrastructure and Environment UK Ltd
- Claudia Wood, Chief Executive Demos
- Robin Tetlow, Chairman and founder of Tetlow King Planning Ltd
- Paula Broadbent and Graham Scanlon, Retirement Solutions at Keepmoat
- Damian Utton, Pozzoni, Architects and University of Sterling
- Tony Stafford, Elliott Associates, and Pauline Bishop, Chief Executive, St. Anthony of Padua Community Association
- Jenny Pannell, Consultant, and Charlotte Cook, Partner, Winkworth Sherwood, Solicitors
Sessions cover:
- Findings from Department for Communities and Local Government research into housing for older people
- Planning to meet the needs of older people
- Expanding private/market rented housing: an investor backed market rent model
- How to deliver housing and services without procurement or commissioning
- Can we breathe new life into our existing housing stock and at what cost?
- What constitutes good quality design for older people and how can it help them remain independent
- Tenure options, financial choices and services in extra care housing
- Specialist housing for people with dementia - converting a former church to provide a small supported housing scheme with on-site services
- Expanding private/market rented accommodation for older people
- Terrie Alafat CBE, Director, Housing, Department of Communities and Local Government
- Victoria Barclay, Regional Services Director Housing & Care 21
- Alan Caddick, Head of Housing, Sunderland City Council
- Doug McNab and Nicky Hodges, URS, Infrastructure and Environment UK Ltd
- Claudia Wood, Chief Executive Demos
- Robin Tetlow, Chairman and founder of Tetlow King Planning Ltd
- Paula Broadbent and Graham Scanlon, Retirement Solutions at Keepmoat
- Damian Utton, Pozzoni, Architects and University of Sterling
- Tony Stafford, Elliott Associates, and Pauline Bishop, Chief Executive, St. Anthony of Padua Community Association
- Jenny Pannell, Consultant, and Charlotte Cook, Partner, Winkworth Sherwood, Solicitors
Sessions cover:
- Findings from Department for Communities and Local Government research into housing for older people
- Planning to meet the needs of older people
- Expanding private/market rented housing: an investor backed market rent model
- How to deliver housing and services without procurement or commissioning
- Can we breathe new life into our existing housing stock and at what cost?
- What constitutes good quality design for older people and how can it help them remain independent
- Tenure options, financial choices and services in extra care housing
- Specialist housing for people with dementia - converting a former church to provide a small supported housing scheme with on-site services
- Expanding private/market rented accommodation for older people
Audience
The conference is aimed at bringing together people from a range of professions and disciplines including planners and advisors; adult social care commissioners; strategic housing professionals; housing providers; developers and older people's representatives.
Aims
find out about:
- What to do about the profound impacts of our ageing society on housing markets and services
- Find out about the findings from the DCLG research into the older person's housing market
- Identify how the housing sector, planners and the social care system need to respond
- Practical examples of interventions and approaches that are increasing housing choices for older people
- How housing helps older people retain their independence
find out about:
- What to do about the profound impacts of our ageing society on housing markets and services
- Find out about the findings from the DCLG research into the older person's housing market
- Identify how the housing sector, planners and the social care system need to respond
- Practical examples of interventions and approaches that are increasing housing choices for older people
- How housing helps older people retain their independence
Booking Terms
- Member Fee £249.00
- Non Member Fee £279.00
All Prices Exclude VAT
Book by the 12th September and receive a £30 discount on each delegate place.
Book two places and receive an extra £20 discount on each delegate place.
- Member Fee £249.00
- Non Member Fee £279.00
All Prices Exclude VAT
Book by the 12th September and receive a £30 discount on each delegate place.
Book two places and receive an extra £20 discount on each delegate place.