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Luis Canto E Castro, disability rights advocate and member of Habinteg’s Insight Group, explains that while adaptations are important, new homes for wheelchair users have much bigger benefits.
Read Building new accessible homes is a clear winner over home adaptations…
Disability benefits are being cut to reduce the welfare bill and to get more disabled people back to work, but the proposed changes fail to help self-employed disabled people like me, says Habinteg Insight Group member Lorraine Stanley.
Read If the government wants disabled people to work, it needs to understand the realities of our lives…
Habinteg has long argued that it’s more efficient in the long term to build purpose-built wheelchair standard and accessible properties, designed from the ground up.
Read We don’t just need funding for adaptations – we need policy to drive delivery of new accessible homes too…
Wheelchair users in the North West fare worst in the search for a home with one new wheelchair user home being planned for every 2,006 people in the region in the next decade, Habinteg research reveals.
Read North West’s local plans propose lowest number of wheelchair user homes in England…
Habinteg Housing Association has appointed Martin Warhurst as its new Chief Executive Officer following a 14-month stint as the housing association's interim CEO.
Read Habinteg appoints Martin Warhurst as permanent CEO…
Habinteg acknowledges the immeasurable contribution of former Board member John Knight CBE, who died on 2 December 2025.
Read Remembering John Knight CBE, Habinteg board member and tenant champion…
Our director Christina McGill says although the new proposal to strengthen requirements for accessible housing is a step in the right direction , the policy could go further.
Read Government announcement on M4(2) and M4(3) standards in the draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)…
Following a long struggle to get suitable home adaptations for her disabled daughter, Ava, Sam Crawford shares her experience and learnings to help other people navigate the Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) process.
Read Why council-funded home adaptations need a person-centered approach…
The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is 30 years old, but its impact on housing was far more limited with unfinished business even to this day, writes our director Christina McGill.
Read The unfinished journey of accessible housing in the UK…