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This report, commissioned by the Archbishops of Canterbury & York, sets out actions for the Church, Government and other stakeholders, focusing on building better communities and homes, not just houses.

This report, commissioned by housing and support services provider Look Ahead , outlines that if integrated mental health and supported housing systems currently used in parts of London and the South East were implemented across the rest of the country, approximately £950 million could be saved to the NHS.

The supply of retirement communities needs to be boosted by a third over the next 20 years to keep up with demographic change, according to latest research by the International Longevity Centre.

This discussion paper by SCIE is an initial paper from the Commission on the Role of Housing in the Future of Care and Support discussing housing that facilitates care and support for older people.

This briefing by the Centre for Mental Health, in partnership with the NHS Confederation’s Mental Health Network, sets out an evaluation framework using a variety of measures which could be adopted by health and housing providers to demonstrate the positive business case for supported housing services.

This report by retirement living housebuilder McCarthy & Stones describes how new retirement properties create more local economic value and more local jobs than any other type of residential housing.

This TSA paper provides a set of actions that will aid in the protection of services and service users as part of the digital switchover.

The Government has published its draft national design code and announced other measures in response to last year's Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission report and to further consult on its design agenda and national planning framework.

This Open University research explores the impact of technology on people with learning disabilities during the pandemic.