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Habinteg has appointed Monika Liskiewicz as its new Executive Director of Resources to lead its finance, governance, people services and IT/data teams....

A new Habinteg survey has found that one in five UK adults report that they or a family member experienced outcomes such as a delayed hospital discharge or a move into residential care, because a home...

In this blog, Shelley Faulkner, a Community Occupational Therapist (OT), asks: why are we adapting new-build homes that could have been built in an accessible way from the outset?...

The Government’s National Planning Policy Framework marks a significant milestone  — for the first time it includes a requirement for all planning authorities to deliver new accessibl...

New homes must be designed in an accessible, adaptable, and inclusive way, so they support everyone to thrive, whatever their age, mobility, or abilities, particularly for households requiring care at...

Habinteg research has found that disabled people in East Suffolk in need of accessible social housing aged 54 and under are waiting twice as long as those who are older....

If Andy Burnham wants to improve our social care system, accessible housing has to be part of the equation. So, could he finally be the prime minister to make it so homes are designed to be accessible...

Glyn Hayes of the Spinal Injuries Association, explains how, following a lifechanging accident that left him using a wheelchair permanently, how getting an accessible home enabled him to return to wor...

Habinteg’s Insight Group and sector partners have written an open letter to Housing Secretary, Steve Reed, warning that Government proposals on accessible housing risk “locking millions ou...