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UCL's Institute of Health Equity has produced a report explaining the consequences housing problems have for health equity and outlining what can be done by national and local government in collaboration with the property sector to solve the twin crises of housing and health.

As we welcome 2025, Jeremy Portues, CEO of Housing LIN, shares his top five wishes for the year ahead. Wish no.3 focuses on Building all Homes Age-Friendly.

As we welcome 2025, Jeremy Portues, CEO of Housing LIN, shares his top five wishes for the year ahead. Wish number 2 follows last year's APPG on Housing and Care for Older People Inquiry report on the Regeneration of Outdated Sheltered Housing. 

This publication by Clarion Housing Group uses demographic shifts in its residents over time to project who they might be in the near future, as well as the growing challenges they are likely to face.

As we welcome 2025, Jeremy Porteus, CEO of Housing LIN, shares his top five wishes for the year ahead. We look forward to unveiling these wishes throughout the week starting Monday, 6th January 2025.

The government has announced it is setting up an independent commission to recommend long-term reform to adult social care in England. Led by Baroness Casey, the commission will report to the government in 2028 on how it can achieve its manifesto commitment of creating a National Care Service.

Following the 2024 Autumn Statement and the announcement of the increased allocation for Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG), the DFG allocations for 2025-26 have now been confirmed by the Government, totalling £711 million for the year.

Happy New Year from the Housing LIN team! As we welcome in 2025, we would like to take a moment to celebrate the incredible achievements of some outstanding individuals in the sector.

As we approach the festive season and the New Year, we reflect on our top highlights and revisit some of the most popular resources from 2024, celebrating the accomplishments, lessons learned, and memorable moments that have defined the year. We also look ahead with excitement and anticipation, eager to embrace the opportunities and challenges that the coming year will bring!

This High Impact Change Model (HICM) is focused on the care of people with a suspected/ undiagnosed or diagnosed dementia, and those where delirium is superimposed on dementia. It sets out an individual’s journey in eight ‘areas’ with respective changes that have been determined as ‘high impact’ for their contribution to timely and effective hospital discharge.