Resource Library

Are you an early career professional interested in leadership in our sector? Kindly supported by Inspired Villages Group, we’re now recruiting 10 early career professionals to join our year-long Future Leaders Programme. The deadline for submissions is Friday, 3 May 2024 at 5pm.

This resource links to details of the DemECH project, including its findings, available in three different formats: key insights booklets, an infographic and a series of short videos.

This briefing details implications from the Intersectional Stigma of Place-Based Ageing (ISPA) Project Evidence Review and shows how stigma can lead to increased barriers to services, exclusion, and negative experiences, particularly for older and disabled people.

We're pleased to collaborate with Appello to bring you this Ultimate Guide to Telecare, an introduction to the fundamentals of telecare, with information on how housing providers can maximise their care and support offer so people can enjoy a greater quality of life.

We're pleased to collaborate with Appello to bring you this Ultimate Guide to Telecare, an introduction to the fundamentals of telecare, with information on how housing providers can maximise their care and support offer so people can enjoy a greater quality of life.

This Housing LIN Case Study (No. 171), written by Heather Bell, Associate at Mæ Architects, showcases The John Morden Centre, an award-winning place of hope during a social care crisis.

Funded by the National Institute of Health Research School for Social Care Research, the CHIC research project report explores the ways in which collaborative housing might help meet the changing care needs of older people.

Written for the Housing LIN by Janet Seward, Partnerships Manager at TACT, this case study shares Middlesbrough’s Staying Put agency's experience with TACT Ltd to provide Trusted Assessor training accredited by OCN London in line with the national qualification for Trusted Assessor.

This Housing LIN Case Study (No. 169) on accessible and inclusive housing is written in the context of the Enhancing the accessibility, adaptability and usability of Scotland’s homes: consultation being conducted by the Scottish Government (closing date 21st December 2023).

This report, written by the Housing LIN and commissioned by the Learning Disability and Autism Housing Network, provides the most up to date information on the size, scope, cost, support and importantly future needs of supported housing in England for individuals with a learning disability and autistic people.