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22 Jan 2024: A questionnaire was sent to 1000 people who had used the FirstStop service. ... Emerging findings suggest that 29% of people who contacted FirstStop were looking for information and advice about moving home.

1 Feb 2024: This report highlights how people themselves want more investment in this type of community regeneration. ... 6 suburban areas, and young people draw on local family connections to find work.

23 Jan 2024: 2. • A key problem is that people often do not plan ahead for older age. ... next generation of older people coming through with less equity and a lower pension.

22 Jan 2024: Over 170,000 people used the national FirstStop service in 2011/12, well above the target. ... and 230 were provided by older people giving peer-to-peer information and advice.

16 Feb 2024: County Council and Cambridge Housing Society. • Spice Time Credit systems support people in giving their time to strengthen. ... difference in the place they live and are an effective tool for encouraging people who.

1 Feb 2024: Projects which help young people may not always be. exclusively aimed at young people. ... parental assistance with housing. – Only 10% of all young people are self-supporting.

23 Jan 2024: The Centre has conducted recent research around housing and ageing, for example, working with the national information and advice service for older people FirstStop, the Cambridge Older Peoples’ Reference Group, exploring ... People will have mortgages

1 Feb 2024: Our analysis suggests that there are three main ways housing providers address poverty amongst young people. ... A focus on helping young people to gain higher qualifications is therefore very likely to reduce poverty.

23 Jan 2024: that at least 78-80,000 young people experienced homelessness in a year. ... A. Overall Shortfall. B. Requirement for young people. C. Requirement for young people by size.

23 Feb 2024: not just in the immediate neighbourhood), increased freedom for local authorities to refuse people e.g. ... The question we would ideally like to ask is:. What would happen if 20 percent of all new lettings were ringfenced to people in work?