Resource Library

This report by NDTi explores the differences between living in residential care and supported living settings for people with learning disabilities. The main difference in theory between these two housing models is whether the person’s support is provided in-house by the same organisation as the housing provider (residential care) or whether housing and support are provided separately (supported living).

This report by the NDTi explores what is important to different groups in terms of the types of housing decisions available.

It is nine years since the abuse of people with learning disabilities or autism or both at Winterbourne View came to light. At the time, the Housing LIN signed up to the resultant sector Concordat and committed itself to publish information that support our members to provide good quality care across health, housing and social care. We have continued to do so under our dedicated webpages on housing and learning disability.

This Knight Frank report examines the key trends from the senior living market. It includes insights on the sales and operations that take place in this market as well as survey results from leading organisations in the sector.

This NHS England report highlights the purpose and the practical steps to implementation of Integrated Care Systems (ICS’s).

This report by Action Deafness looks to determine a way forward with regard to the design and commissioning of housing and care services that are inclusive of the needs of older deaf people and which, thereby promoting their increased wellbeing and longevity.

This report by the Centre for Ageing Better describes the nation’s state of health, finances, communities and assesses the impact has had COVID-19 on them.