00:20:31	Catherine:	Good afternoon
00:26:04	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	Find out more about the SHAPE programme mentioned by Jeremy: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/shape/ The SHAPE Exchange is an exciting five-year programme led by Housing LIN and funded by the Vivensa Foundation.
00:27:19	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	You can access the report "Building Health into Homes: Strategic Report - How occupational therapy can unlock the connection between housing and health" at: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/Topics/type/Building-Health-into-Homes-Strategic-Report-How-occupational-therapy-can-unlock-the-connection-between-housing-and-health/
00:34:36	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	With thanks to Marney Walker, OT for her help in developing these webpages. Do also visit the Housing LIN’s dedicated occupational therapy pages: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/Topics/browse/Design-building/occupational-therapy/
00:40:16	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	Please do pop your questions into the Q&A box as we go. We’ll come to as many as we can during the final part of the session, following our speakers’ presentations.
00:40:50	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	If you cannot find the Q&A box at the bottom of your screen, you should be able to find it under '… More'
00:45:31	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	Here's a link to all three resources: https://www.rcot.co.uk/health-into-homes
00:48:41	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	Neil's work in Gloucestershire on Accessible Housing Registers is also captured in this guest Housing LIN blog https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/An-Accessible-Housing-Register-Registering-the-approach-in-Gloucestershire/
00:50:12	Neil.Withnell:	Thank you Jeremy.  Its a delight to be working with Martha and she is helping us with our accessible housing register work.
00:55:11	Chris Pratt:	Here is the Social Housing Charter I just described…https://landlords.adaptmyhome.org.uk/charter/
00:56:03	Chris Pratt:	Full name…Home Adaptations in Social Housing Charter.
00:58:32	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	Read Lucy's recent blog for the Housing LIN "Building Health into Homes: Moving Occupational Therapy Upstream" at: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/Building-Health-into-Homes-Moving-Occupational-Therapy-Upstream/
00:59:37	jacquel.runnalls:	Great document https://www.futureoflondon.org.uk/news/designing-homes-for-neurodiversity-and-learning-disabilities/
01:01:08	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	We’d really love to hear your questions, so please do pop them into the Q&A box. We’ll come to them in the final part of the session, following our speakers’ presentations.
01:07:33	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	Access the Design Guide "Housing Design Needs
of neurodivergent residents and residents with learning disabilities in Newham" at: https://www.newham.gov.uk/downloads/file/9455/eb060-housing-design-needs-of-neurodivergent-residents-and-residents-with-learning-disabilities-in-newham-design-guide
01:09:24	Lauren Walker:	Great report from the MND Association on the importance of enabling people with MND to access suitable homes and adaptations quickly https://www.mndassociation.org/unlockthedoor
01:10:40	jacquel.runnalls:	So grateful to have contributed to this project, just to flat that I've alerted RCOT to a couple of errors in the Strategic Report relating to Richmond and Wandsworth so please feel free to contact me for clarification - Jacquel.Runnalls@richmondandwandsworth.gov.uk
01:15:32	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	About sensory impairment, visit our Design and lighting webpage. The resources in these pages draw on extensive research to set out the principles of good design and effective lighting in and around the homes of people with sight loss: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/Topics/browse/sight-loss-home-the-built-environment/design-lighting/
01:19:59	Jerome Billeter | Housing LIN:	Next week’s HAPPI Hour Webinar is the final in our Spring/Summer series. It’ll focus on ‘Creating Safe and Supportive Housing Environments’.
Book now at: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/Events/Creating-Safe-and-Supportive-Housing-Environments/
01:20:08	Neil.Withnell:	Thanks very much Jeremy, Rachel, Chris, Lauren, Lucy and Jerome.  This is important work and so welcome!
01:20:15	jacquel.runnalls:	Thanks so much everyone.
01:20:48	Catherine:	Thank you to all the speakers for an excellent session
01:21:12	Liz Richardson:	thank you so much everyone. I am better armed in my advocacy thanks to you all.