The Centre for Ageing Better has long advocated that the key to improving people's homes is through local, easy-to-use one-stop shops for information and support known as Good Home Hubs.
We have started to robustly test this model thanks to the Lincolnshire Good Home Alliance, a partnership of county and district councils, who launched Good Home Lincs to help residents improve their homes.
In partnership with Ageing Better, the pilot project aims to introduce a new approach to help residents live in healthier homes for longer through the development and implementation of the Good Home Hub model.
Researchers from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) have been commissioned to evaluate the impact of Good Home Lincs and this interim report presents findings from the first six months of delivery, including measures of its effectiveness, cost-benefit, and implementation process.
