IPC The Regional Housing Market for Older People in the South West Exeter 24th th September 2008.

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IPC The Regional Housing Market for Older People in the South West Exeter 24th th September 2008

 Understanding of the current and future regional demographic profile.  Intelligence on the current regional public and private sector housing stock for older people.  Understanding of commissioners and providers perceptions of sheltered housing and future plans for housing older people.  Guidance based on innovative and good practice examples of how to ensure that housing, care and support services are a core part of the strategic plan to meet current and future accommodation needs of older people. Our brief

Regional demographic change  Projected increases between 2008 and 2025:  57% in people aged 85+  45% increase in older people with a long-term limiting illness  49% increase in older people with dementia  Growing numbers of older people (especially women) living alone.  Growth of older people requiring specialist provision, eg, people with learning disabilities, mental health and alcohol problems.  Over-representation of older people in rural areas.  Around 16% of inward migration of people aged 60+.  A corresponding decline in the proportion of younger age groups.

Regional supply  High and increasing levels of owner occupation among older people – 78% of people aged 65+.  High levels of under-occupation, ranging from 47% of owner occupiers to 11% of social renters.  Above average levels of fuel poverty and poor energy efficiency among older people, particularly in the private sector, and above average excess winter deaths among people aged 85+.  The highest number and percentage of second homes in England, with hot spots in a number of coastal districts.

Specialist services  Wide variations between authorities in the level of provision of sheltered and extra care housing although a general trend to increase the amount of extra care housing.  Sheltered housing – voids, bedsits and repairs issues.  Limited amount of sheltered or retirement housing for sale in some authorities.  Lack of extra care housing for sale in over 50% of local authorities.  Variable but increasing provision of home improvement services and other low level housing support services.  Variable and limited provision of telecare and AT.  The lowest rate of people receiving grant funded person- centred community care services in England.  Relatively low % of older adults in state-funded residential care.

Key Actions (1)  Supporting People commissioners to plan for expansion of role for Home Improvement Agencies, Disabled Facilities Grants, telecare and assistive technology, Warmfront, information and advice, and floating support to enable older people to remain in their own homes across all tenures.  Regional and local housing authorities to support an expansion in the range of housing options available to older people, eg, retirement communities, home- sharing schemes, co-housing etc.

Key actions (2)  Regional housing and planning boards to engage with local planning authorities to produce authority wide approaches to the future planning and design standards of housing for older people.  Development of other partnerships with: PCTs, private and voluntary sectors, and older people to generate a range of suitable and accessible accommodation.

Key actions (3)  Health and social care commissioners to develop models of care and support that reduce duplication of effort or resources, for example, through multi- tasking by staff, effective information sharing in alliance with assistive technology to maximise effectiveness.  Pilots and innovations indicate scope for imaginative approaches to using available health and care resources more effectively, eg, Gloucestershire POPP, Cornwall Telecare.

Key Actions (4)  For local housing authorities and RSLs:  review the condition, accessibility, location and value of the current stock of sheltered housing with regard to its fitness for future needs; and establish priorities for adaptation, refurbishment and replacement.  improve the quality of information to the public concerning sheltered and extra care housing to better inform choice based lettings.  seek to maximise capital investment opportunities (through public and private sector funding) to meet the demand for new housing for older people and specialist accommodation with care where this is a local priority.

Key Actions (5)  Local housing and social care authorities to establish the level of need for extra care housing in each area and the appropriate balance between accommodation for rent and for sale.  Local authorities to identify the practical and financial assistance that could be provided to older homeowners who want to downsize.  RSLs and local authorities to engage with their tenants to establish the level of demand for downsizing, and to identify the practical and financial assistance that could be provided to help those who want to do so.  Regional housing and planning boards to raise awareness among commissioners, providers and the wider population of the implications of, and the available options for, housing of an ageing population.