Research
We provide support and funding for research into areas of social injustice to help determine whether housing could be part of a solution.
Our dedicated research arm enables new, groundbreaking research into different areas of social policy and their intersections with housing and homelessness.
We want to understandthe key injustices facing people in this country, and so while we commission our own research, we’re also interested in hearing the ideas for new research from the experts across the sector.
Research investigating the housing options for young adult carers and the policy barriers that they face.
An evaluation of Hope Rise, a modular housing project specifically designed to support young adults at risk of homelessness.
Research into the migration and trafficking patterns for those fleeing the war in Ukraine, highlighting key recommendations for businesses and NGOs to prevent trafficking and mitigate its impacts.
A report highlighting the injustices and gaps in housing support provision for women victims of trafficking who are seeking asylum.
George Fisher (MA Architecture) 2019
Research understanding the barriers faced when implementing modular designed accommodation for vulnerable people.
Independent Researchers: 2019
This research explores hosting schemes and how they can best support homeless women, identifying key considerations for delivering women-specific host housing.
Research into rough sleeping couples and how homeless services provide them with support.
University of Cambridge 2017
Research conducted by the Cambridge Centre for Housing & Planning Research into the impact on children of non-resident parents living in shared accommodation.
This research examines the lives of Romanian migrant workers living in encampments in London.
Research investigating current provision of housing and related care and support services for older LGBT+ people.