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Learning Disability England has launched a new accessible housing guide to help people with a learning disability and their families to think about where they want to live. 

We’re delighted to welcome on board ateb - one of the largest providers of older persons housing in West Wales - as a sponsor of the Housing LIN!

HAPPI Awareness Week is a week-long observance of care-ready accommodation and age-friendly house services. It was launched in 2020 by Housing LIN to help promote what's best in housing for an ageing population.

The NTSELAT have updated their guidance for letting agents and landlords advertising properties and their best practice advice has new guidance on including information about a property's accessibility and adaptations as standard.

Our Chief Executive, Jeremy Porteus, had the pleasure of attending yesterday's TEC Action Alliance networking event in the House of Lords, Westminster.

The Amar Bari project team, funded by The Dunhill Medical Trust, was delighted to host an inaugural Zoom meeting last week with around 20 professionals and policymakers with a keen interest in housing, ageing, planning, design, and related fields to consider current and future plans for the ‘probin’ community within the London Boroughs of Tower Hamlets, Newham, Hackney and Redbridge and beyond.

Happy International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD)! As an opportunity to promote the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities at every level of society, we are pleased to draw attention to two recent HAPPI Hour webinars exploring these areas.

Welcome to TAPPI Cast, our weekly update on the 'Technology for our Ageing Population: Panel for Innovation' (TAPPI) project which aims to improve the way technology is used in housing and care for older people.

Manchester City Council launched the strategy, ‘Manchester: a city for life 2023-2028’, laying out the city's framework to advance initiatives that understand and meet the needs of its older population.

Londoners aged 60 and over make up the fastest-growing demographic in the capital. The new report aims to identify, prioritise and develop key actions that need to be delivered to make London one of the world’s leading age-friendly cities.