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Safe Homes Now Spotlight: The impact of damp and mould

Cold, damp and mouldy homes have serious health consequences for millions of people across the UK today

  • Homes
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Forward Planning

Forward Planning: A Vision of Ageing at Home

Our population is ageing. Over the next quarter of a century, the number of people aged 55 and over in England will grow by five million.

  • Homes
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Hoarding services

Hoarding services: How can local authorities overcome challenges to the way they support people with hoarding problems?

This briefing shows how local authorities and organisations are finding ways to support residents who need support to declutter or clear their homes.

  • Homes
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REF-report

Unequal access, unsafe homes: The home improvement gap for racially minoritised communities

This report, commissioned by the Centre for Ageing Better and delivered by the Race Equality Foundation, explores the specific housing and home improvement needs and barriers experienced by racially minoritised communities in England.

  • Homes
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Good Home Lincs Better Homes, Better Lives - Interim Report

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.

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Good Home Network at a glance

Find out what the network does and how members benefit from being part of it.

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The state of accessible housing - Accessible Homes Factsheet 2025

Everyone can benefit from living in an accessible home. So why do we build so few of them?

  • Homes

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