Search

22 Jan 2024: to the re-categorisation of general needs and supported sheltered housing as “housing for older people”. ... older people”, were re-categorised as “supported” not “general needs” housing in the 2005 RSR return.

13 Mar 2024: expanding the asset base. Careful vetting ensures that people are not over-stretched but. ... Word of mouth appeared to be the most common way in which people had heard about shared ownership.

19 Oct 2023: people to stay in the euro but with different policies a contradictory demand? ... contradictory demands and that what the Greek people voted was effectively to ‘have.

22 Jan 2024: of affordable accommodation for young single people under 35 in the social housing. ... private rented sector. For single people under 35 this means that their housing.

19 Oct 2023: know if this is a real issue, it is also the point that, in the real world, people tend to respond to.

19 Oct 2023: Politicians around the world were urging their governments and people to follow the US example. ... things that people could not even dream about in less than a decade ago.

23 Jan 2024: Migration • The traditional patterns of young people moving away from rural areas and older. ... As discussed below, this is related to out-migration of young people from rural areas.

22 Jan 2024: own. Most single homeless people over 18 are therefore missing from these statistics. ... where young people move between different friends’ and family members’ sofas because they.

7 Mar 2024: Manningham (Bradford) 159 3. London and Quadrant 125 3. Places for People (Preston, Lancs) 114 4. ... Outside London, it is also only these two HAs (Places for People and the Home Group) that own stock in more than ten LAs.

22 Jan 2024: Information and advice The main areas in which older people want information and advice are:. ... Training programme FirstStop is providing training to:. Individuals whose work is primarily related to housing and advice for older people People who in a

19 Oct 2023: There are still millions of people living in extreme poverty, mostly in Asia and Africa. ... In that year approximately 20 million people in those countries fell into poverty.

8 Mar 2024: The number of unemployed people, the unemployment rate and the claimant count have all increased. ... Now we have reduced enquiries but more people who are eligible and able to buy.

6 Jun 2024: someone may come out to see you or arrange for you to go to The Sanctuary which is a safe place providing support for people in crisis, open 6pm-1am, 7

1 Feb 2024: poverty experienced by young people in the UK:. New evidence from housing providers. ... innovative practice in tackling poverty experienced by young people. Ten case study projects,.

28 May 2024: people’s needs and aspirations, but also complements their level of digital literacy. ... can be difficult to use for people with some health conditions or disabilities.

18 Jan 2024: repayment problems which in turn mean larger numbers of people moving in with family and friendsand contributing to increasing homelessness applications. ... accommodated in social housing – including single people and intentionally homeless households

23 Jan 2024: house meeting or an action. We then contacted these people to arrange interviews. ...  Tour of St Clements CLT site with 15 people. 3.Training sessions.

8 Mar 2024: The applicants are overwhelmingly White British. The majority of applicants are single people with no children. ... It shows that lowering the percentage does make the property affordable to people on lower incomes.

2 Feb 2024:  Landlords hope that discretionary housing payments will cover the shortfall for disabled people. ...  Benefits for sick and disabled people have been reformed with the introduction of Employment Support Allowance to replace Incapacity Benefit.

2 Feb 2024: A number of respondents highlighted their concern about the temporary nature of DHP as a solution to people’s situations. ... Both of these generally mean letting larger homes to people with lower housing priority than associations would previously

18 Jan 2024: A general definition - the social housing stock available through housing associations for people to use;. • ... amenities and services, for people whose personal circumstances make it difficult for them to meet their housing needs in the open

1 Feb 2024: A well-rounded course that prepares people from different backgrounds to real estate.

26 Apr 2024: CRASSH). Growth means different things to different. people, and this event aims to open up dialogues about.

22 Jan 2024: of Somerset to health, housing and care professionals, older people and community activists. ... It is a good central hub for people. More services are using it.

28 May 2024: Digital exclusion and the rising cost of living. • Rising numbers of people are being. ... The digital age is causing problems for the elderly,. and unfortunately, when people organise these.

22 Jan 2024: In addition, Places for People’s data shows that a further. 3 General needs social rented dwellings. ... 378 11 17 27 19 51 11%. ask other people outside your household for help to pay the rent?

22 May 2024: time – and compare their own situation to that of the people around them. ... access online. Indeed, when people with lower education levels and higher education levels.

2 Feb 2024: The Council is required by law to assist eligible and vulnerable people who become homeless. ... The majority of Emmaus’s clients come from this group of non-statutory homeless people.

1 Feb 2024: A1.50 Specialist accommodation for older people, providing communal areas and activities and. ... 11. How well do current standards relate to the needs of older people?

18 Jan 2024: 18 People with HIV or AIDS. 17 Women at risk of domestic violence. ... 11 People with mental health problems. 10 People with drug / alcohol related problems.

28 Feb 2024: time – and compare their own situation to that of the people around them. ... access online. Indeed, when people with lower education levels and higher education levels.

18 Jan 2024: well as further interviews with young people currently facing hardship, and engaged with. ... that shape peoples’ lives and which mean that some people still struggle for various.

23 Jan 2024: emphasised the need for business diversification and housing a ‘wider group of people’. ... Lower rents enable people to have more disposable income after paying their housing costs.

23 Jan 2024: New ways must be found to engage people in the planning process so that those who cannot afford their first home, who are living in inadequate or over-crowded housing or

14 Mar 2024: In the DPs, these units are also not affordable for many of the people currently living in the area. ... The scheme is good for moving people but not for home ownership or affordability.” (North Huyton).

18 Jan 2024: from deprivation. In return, homelessness, bad housing or insecure housing can put people. ... between 2010 and 2011 among people with various income backgrounds, and tested their.

22 Feb 2024: downthe distinction between researcher and researched and recognises people’s capacity togenerate knowledge based on their own experiences. ... people from the YMCA; foodbank volunteers and users, food-networkorganisers and two local training providers:

22 Jan 2024: numbers of people who had been made homeless as a result of the. ... created confusion among. people. People came saying ‘I don’t understand - how am I affected?’.

22 Jan 2024: using the McClements scale to take account of the number and age of people in the household. ... to 15,000 include people over 60, and up to 10,000 are working households.

14 Mar 2024: Therefore current LCHO schemes aim to help people into homeownership by reducing the price of housing. ... age and that couples are more likely to have insurance than single people.

15 Feb 2024: 4.7 Housing for older people………………………………………………………. 4.8 Housing associations’ role and potential in wider housing models………. ... Older people may need extra space for relatives or carers while younger

28 May 2024: and facilitators to set them up and operate them, and the experiences of people housed in them. ... Supported shared houses, which are an option for people after they leave East Road.

19 Oct 2023: In 2003, inactive people (aged 15-64) represented a pool of 14.1 million people. ... people available to work, and workers that receive redundancy payment as explained by Ferrucci (IRES-CGIL, 2012).

18 Jan 2024: bedroom homes (because single people and childless couples receive very little protection from. ... Source: CORE, own analysis. NB ‘elder’ refers to people over the age of 60.

28 May 2024: People’s housing circumstances impact their ability to get online in several ways:. • ... which housing inequality (as an aspect of broader inequalities) affects people’s experiences.

22 Jan 2024: We are doing the same work but have greater capacity so can help more people. ... I am not sure what they use this for but it makes people wary.

14 Feb 2024: environments about the need for older people to downsize and therefore free up. ... people. It seems clear that people’s perception of ‘downsizing’ is not necessarily.

28 Feb 2024: and facilitators to set them up and operate them, and the experiences of people housed in them. ... Supported shared houses, which are an option for people after they leave East Road.

23 Feb 2024: Conversely there may be people who buy or rent separate housing and live independently but may be deemed not to “really need it”. ... The definition used currently in England is that a household is an individual living alone who caters for him (or her

18 Jan 2024: more flexible tenure which can contribute importantly to labour mobility. Investment in social housing can improve people’s lives. ... Investment in social housing can improve people’s lives. Investment in owner-occupation has larger employment and