Resource Library

This document sets out The Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England and the Local Government Association’s expectations for the role of Integrated Care Partnerships (ICPs) within Integrated Care Systems.

A free to download environmental assessment tool that covers information on access to and use of outdoor spaces for the wellbeing of people living with dementia.

A guide, co-authored by Pozzoni Architecture, for architects, planners, developers and policy-makers about their role in addressing the changing needs and aspirations of an ageing society.

This report reveals the findings from the Good Home Inquiry, supported by the Centre for Ageing Better, that was set up in 2020 to investigate the causes of the crisis of poor-quality housing in England and determine potential policy solutions.

The Framework for Creating Age-Friendly Homes in Greater Manchester was developed by the Greater Manchester Ageing Hub’s Housing, Planning and Ageing Group and sets out the thematic priorities for partners to deliver on the ambition of the Age-Friendly Strategy to, ‘increase the supply of age-friendly homes’.

This report details the findings of the Group’s inquiry into dementia research and what role the Government’s commitment to funding a ‘Dementia Moonshot’ can make.

This new publication captures emerging best practice from eight local partnerships where local government working with colleagues in health, housing and the voluntary sectors are having a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of their local communities.

The Digital Innovation Challenge is an initiative developed in partnership by ADASS and Microsoft, aimed at supporting and promoting work by local authorities and their partners that unlocks the potential technology offers for people who access and work in adult social care.

Following today’s announcement by the Prime Minister, this document shows the immediate, short-run change in income as a result of increases in employee National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and dividends, alongside an estimate of where benefits from new health and social care spending may fall.