Building An Evidence Base To Better Understand The Impact Of Community Led Housing On Loneliness
In response to a cross government loneliness strategy MHCLG has committed to improve the evidence base for housing-based interventions for loneliness. This study would focus on co-housing and loneliness through four locally evaluated case studies with a literature review that looks at housing more broadly. The objective of this project is to understand the impact of innovative housing models in reducing loneliness. A secondary objective is to build support for this type of housing and encourage commissioners and Ho...
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Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
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Published
21 Sept 2018
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21 Sept 2018
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United Kingdom
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Research and development services and related consultancy services
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In response to a cross government loneliness strategy MHCLG has committed to improve the evidence base for housing-based interventions for loneliness. This study would focus on co-housing and loneliness through four locally evaluated case studies with a literature review that looks at housing more broadly. The objective of this project is to understand the i...
Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom
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