This interactive map shows the spread of communities across the UK that are members of the network and provides the contact details of the age-friendly lead in each area to facilitate connections.
The government’s Pride in Place Programme will see areas across the UK receive up to £20 million of funding and support over the next ten years to make long-term improvements to communities.
Local authorities have always played a pivotal role in shaping the housing landscape, writes Holly Holder, Senior Consultant at management consultancy Campbell Tickell.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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