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Today's HLINks newsletter shares key sector updates, including a final call to apply for the 2025 Future Leaders Programme. It features award-winning housing projects, insights from inclusive living events, new case studies, and upcoming webinars, offering opportunities to learn, engage, and stay informed on housing, health, and care.

The Housing LIN was delighted to attend the 2nd Inclusive Living Alliance conference this week at the University of Stirling on the Intersectional Stigma of Place-Based Ageing (ISPA) project

This Learning Disability Week (16–20 June 2025), we proudly stand alongside individuals with a learning disability to raise awareness and champion greater inclusion.

Our Chief Executive, Jeremy Porteus, was honoured to be a keynote speaker at the Almshouse Association Members Day conference in Westminster on Thursday. In his presentation, he highlighted the social value and financial benefits of high-quality housing for older people, drawing on Housing LIN research into the vital role almshouses play within local health and care systems.

In this new Housing LIN guest blog, Janet Seward, Programme Manager at TACT, explores the impact of two free Trusted Advisor course taster sessions delivered by Trusted Assessing and Care Training (TACT) in South Wales.

We are delighted to share our newest Housing LIN Case Study (No. 175), spotlighting Hazelmead, Bridport Cohousing, an award-winning community of 53 permanently affordable, eco-friendly homes.

Welcome to today’s HLINks newsletter, highlighting Loneliness Week and Carers Week, key updates on social housing investment, upcoming webinars, and leadership opportunities to inspire and support community, care, and housing.

The contributions and service of several individuals in the sector have been rewarded in the King's Birthday Honours List 2025.

The latest Housing LIN Viewpoint, written by Roger Hawkins, a former planner and housing officer, draws on a wealth of experience to offer a critique of the target to build 1.5 million homes by 2029.

Today, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves MP, delivered a statement outlining the government’s current spending priorities and announced a £39 billion investment in social and affordable housing over the next decade.