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Published by the Department of Health and Social Care, this framework sets out the next steps for the NHS and local government, working alongside civil society, to deliver a neighbourhood health service in England, outlining how Integrated Care Boards, local authorities, health and wellbeing boards and other partners should create and deliver neighbourhood health services.

This new Local Government Association (LGA) toolkit sees the renewed focus on Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) as a step change in the JSNA's statutory significance for Health and Wellbeing Boards and subsequent planning and commissioning intentions.

The insight report captures the findings from the INGENIOUS project (Understanding the sources, transformations, and fates of Indoor air pollutants). It shares a better understanding of air pollution in our homes, which will benefit public health for years to come.

This report by the Older People’s Commissioner for Northern Ireland, and SHAPE Advisory Board member, highlights that the number of older private renters in Northern Ireland is set to rise significantly and the challenges faced by today’s older renters are likely to become a mainstream social issue affecting future generations.

This book from the Manchester Urban Ageing Research Group compiles insights from 18 projects, sharing practical key lessons on co-producing community research shaped by inequality, emphasising partnerships, trust-building and experimentation.

Age Irrelevance's Future Homes report demonstrates how a new Housing Strategy can play a pivotal role in shaping the UK’s future economy. The report sets out a practical, economically sound blueprint for housebuilders, governments and investors.

Following the Housing LIN and HCR Law jointly published briefing summarising the guidance accompanying the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023, the government published its formal response to the supported housing regulation consultation, setting out its confirmed proposals for the implementation of the licensing regime, the National Supported Housing Standards, and Housing Benefit changes.

Released ahead of Global Intergenerational Week 2026, this report from United for All Ages pulls together 26 intergenerational projects that have inspired their supporters recently.