Tag: England housing policy
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Two Years Too Long: Vulnerable Residents Still in Unsafe Supported Housing in England
Why the Supported Housing Act Matters The Supported Housing Act was designed to bring oversight, safety standards, and accountability to a sector that houses some of England’s most vulnerable residents. The aim was clear: clamp down on unregulated accommodation, ensure proper safeguarding, and reduce the risk of harm to people who rely on supported living…
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Two Years On: Vulnerable People Still in Unsafe Supported Housing in England
Overview: Delays in the Supported Housing Act and the human cost The Supported Housing Act, intended to tighten regulation of unregulated housing for the most vulnerable, has faced prolonged delays since it was first proposed. As communities watch, people who rely on supported housing—often survivors of homelessness, disability, or mental health challenges—continue to live in…