Resource Library

This podcast by CaCHE and Housing Options Scotland features a conversation with Francis Burrows, Director of Support and Service Development for Housing Association Orbit, on their work to engage with their tenants, particularly underrepresented groups, and how that work informs their policies and processes.

Do you know your Integrated Care Board (ICB) from your Integrated Care Partnership (ICP)? This short animation by The King’s Fund explains how ICBs and ICPs are composed and how they work across England.

To coincide with the ‘Collaborative Housing and Innovative Practices in Care (CHIC): an international Exchange’ conference in Barcelona on 6 June 2023, the CHIC project team have released an informative YouTube video, ‘Collaborative Housing: A Better Place to Age?’.

This podcast by CACHE and Housing Options Scotland is the latest in the series, ’Equality in Housing’. It features a conversation with Rohini Sharma Joshi, an expert in housing equality and older people in Scotland, who discusses the challenges of delivering housing for the most marginalised and underrepresented groups.

Resizing is an effective step forward in addressing the UK housing crisis. Mosscare St Vincent’s Housing Group share Later Living and HAPPI schemes.

TV presenter, Sophie Morgan, reveals stunning accessible bathroom refurbishment before and after, showing that accessible design can also be beautiful.

This video by Scottish Dementia Working Group, a national campaigning group run by people with dementia; an independent voice within Alzheimer Scotland, shares the stories, housing experiences and knowledge of people with dementia. It was recorded specifically for the 2021 CIH Scotland conference where they took part in a session dedicated to housing and dementia.

This webinar explored different intergenerational programmes available to people living with dementia in accommodation and care settings in the UK and the successes, challenges, barriers and sustainability issues facing such programmes as well as the impact on people living with dementia and the children/students that take part.

This two year study by the University of Bristol, supported by Age UK, engaged with older men who’ve felt lonely or isolated in order to find out how they dealt with it, and what kind of support helped them to feel less lonely.