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This blog by Gurjeet Nagra, Design Manager at Inspired Villages, explores the concept of the "squiggly career," emphasising that career paths are no longer predictable or linear.

This blog explores the Rachel Butterworth and Albert Sinfield's (Inspired Villages) experience with the Housing LIN Future Leaders Programme, where they were challenged to step outside their Integrated Retirement Community (IRC) roles and delve into the broader housing sector.

This week's HLINks newsletter shares a #HLINConf25 preview, several new Housing LIN guest blogs from this year's Future Leader's Programme, an update from the Housing and Ageing Alliance; House of Lords Built Environment Committee's new Inquiry into new towns, and lots more!

This blog by Stephanie Whitehead, Policy & Research Officer at Cymorth Cymru, explores her journey in the housing and policy sectors, reflecting on their early doubts and challenges in envisioning a leadership role.

This blog by Adam Gravely, Policy Officer at the National Housing Federation, explores the profound impact of purpose on leadership, particularly through the Housing LIN Future Leaders Programme.

The Housing LIN is proud to be a signatory to a new campaign initiated by the National Housing Federation to bolster funding for supported housing in the forthcoming Comprehensive Spending Review.

The Welsh government has announced a reallocation of £2.2m to the Disabled Facilities Grant to support housing adaptations for older and disabled people.

The House of Lords Built Environment Committee has announced an Inquiry on 'New Towns: Practical Delivery’, and issued a call for evidence around a set of 14 questions.

Housing LIN is back and gearing up for next Wednesday’s highly anticipated Annual Conference in London, marking our second in-person conference of the year! The response has been phenomenal – we’re oversubscribed, and we can’t wait to reconnect with our members.

Social Prescribing Day is an annual celebration of the people, organisations and communities who make social prescribing happen. This year, we draw attention to a range of useful resources.