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Today, the Building Better Building Beautiful Commission report was released and its aims are to promote health, well-being and sustainable growth.
Read Sheron's response to the Building Better Building Beautiful report…74 year old Pat Fletcher has recently moved into her brand new Habinteg accessible home. However, up until two weeks ago, Pat struggled in an inaccessible house that was detrimental to her mental health and put a strain on her relationship with her family.
Read "My sister can finally visit me" - My accessible home changed my life…Our offices will be open from 9am to 5pm on Monday 23, Monday 30 and Tuesday 31 December 2019. We will be closing at 3pm on Tuesday 24 November, and will remain closed thoroughout Wednesday 25 - Friday 27 December 2019. We will also be closed on Wednesday 1 January 2020.
Read Christmas office opening hours…This is a special year for us as 2020 marks our 50th anniversary. Over the last half century, Habinteg has worked tirelessly to create, manage and promote inclusively designed homes. We are proud to be recognised as the UK's leading expert in accessible housing.
Read Our 50th year is upon us…Sheron Carter's response to the General Election 2019 result: The new government must now deliver on their accessible homes election promise
Read The new government must now deliver on their accessible homes election promise…Habinteg launch 50th anniversary essay competition on the future design of accessible homes and neighbourhoods.
Read Habinteg launch 50th anniversary essay competition on the future design of accessible homes and neighbourhoods.…Today is the UN International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Amy Francis-Smith, member of Habinteg's Insight Group and Architectural Designer shares her thoughts on how we can reform legislation to improve accessibility in the built environment. .
Read Amy Francis-Smith: "The future has to be accessible, there is no other option."…Yesterday, at the annual Homes UK exhibition, Sheron took part in a panel discussion titled: Housing an ageing population: At crisis point?. The expert panel was convened to explore how we can increase the supply of decent, affordable and accessible housing for an ageing population.
Read Sheron Carter highlights the accessible housing crisis at Homes UK: Future of Living…Ten organisations from across the housing and charity sectors are today warning of a crisis in the provision of suitable housing for older and disabled people as they launch a new coalition to campaign for accessible homes.
Read New coalition to tackle ‘timebomb’ in lack of suitable housing…