Housing, Health, and Care

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Housing, Health, and Care

Why is Housing Important to the Health and Care System? It makes sense The evidence is strong It’s nothing new There’s never been a better time to act

The home is at the heart of everything The link between housing and health/care is stronger than ever Everyone should be able to live in a home that is suitable for them, their needs, and their life A suitable home can help people stay independent for longer, and reduce and delay care costs We want to ensure more people live in ‘suitable’ homes

Avoid hospital admission The home environment impacts people’s health and independence and, therefore, both the health and care systems Health care Health and wellbeing Prevention Avoid hospital admission Fast track discharge Social care Independent living Prevention Recovery Care arrangements Inclusion ‘Suitable’ homes

We want everyone to be able to live in a suitable home; but what do we mean by a ‘suitable home’? Suitable Homes Accommodates care / medical needs Accessibility and independence Affordability Location Social inclusion/ community engagement Personal preference

Supported Housing Options can lead to net benefits of £938 per person There is a large and strong evidence base underpinning the role of housing for the individual and the system Supported Housing Options can lead to net benefits of £938 per person At least 475,000 older people lack adaptations that would help them with the disability or long term condition

What’s our approach? What are we already doing; and planning to do? Existing stock Adaptations Disabled Facilities Grant Technology Funding Local integration ‘Right sizing’ New stock Mainstream Regulations Design & Supply New models AGC Specialised Housing CASSH Fund Supply and demand Information and advice DFG Review Social Care Green Paper AGC and Industrial Strategy Supported Housing Consultation Social Housing Green Paper NPPF and guidance

What’s our approach? What are we already doing, and planning to do? Existing stock Adaptations Disabled Facilities Grant Technology Funding Local integration ‘Right sizing’ New stock Mainstream Regulations Design & Supply New models AGC Specialised Housing CASSH Fund Supply and demand Information and advice DFG Review Social Care Green Paper AGC and Industrial Strategy Supported Housing Consultation Social Housing Green Paper NPPF and guidance