Developing a Good Home Hub

The Good Home Hub tools bring together practical guidance and evidence-based resources to help areas understand local need, design stronger services and improve commissioning across housing, health and care.

Commissioned by the Centre for Ageing Better and designed by Campbell Tickell, the tools support a whole-systems approach - linking lived experience, prevention and partnership working to strengthen local home improvement support and improve outcomes for residents.

Whether creating a new Good Home Hub or improving existing home improvement services, the resources can be used individually or together to help turn ambitions into reality.

Healthy Home Tool

This is a demonstration version of the Healthy Home Tool, designed to help residents and resident-facing staff identify potential home improvement or adaptation needs through a simple questionnaire.

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Practical tools for local areas

These tools include a range of practical resources to support inclusive, evidence-based housing improvement. They include ways to learn from residents’ experiences, plan services, gather evidence about housing conditions and estimate the economic impact of interventions.