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Fixing our dangerous homes “would save billions in health and social care costs”

Fixing the dangerous homes lived in by older people would directly save the NHS and the social care sector more than £1.5 billion a year while delivering billions more in health benefits, newly published research reveals. New analysis from the Centre for Ageing Better reveals how poor-quality housing is incurring huge costs and pressures…
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Care & Repair Cymru launches new “Older not Colder’” service

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Older people “at risk of being forced into residential care” due to adaptation delays

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“Older renters at risk of being left behind”

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The causes and impact of poor housing

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The “scandal” of homelessness among older people condemned

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Older renters forced out of homes and communities by high costs, new report finds

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Scheme to decarbonise housing stock scoops prestigious Ashden Award for Energy Innovation

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Shortage of the right size homes “has left too many older people in unsuitable housing that can harm their health”

