Shared accommodation has a role to play in helping homeless people
We must be cautious about throwing the baby out with the bathwater over talk of ending shared housing for homeless people, writes Ashley Horsey
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Overlooked and marginalised? The experience of separated parents in shared accommodation
On Fathers’ Day, Kathryn Muir explores CCHPR’s research into the experiences of non-resident parents who are forced to live in shared rented accommodation.
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Making the Case report into Peer Landlord and a Supportive Shared Housing approach released
The Commonweal funded Making the Case report into supportive shared housing and the Peer Landlord model in particular has been released.
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Existing shared housing solutions fail to meet the requirements of non-resident parents…This is a clear social injustice and needs to change
In our latest guest blog, Kathryn Muir from the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research provides her thoughts on her research on non-resident parents
Read MoreSharing the future
Five years into our Peer Landlord project, we’ve reached a crucial point; the commencement of the second phase of delivery, up until April 2018. There are thirteen properties up and running, leased to and managed by our partners Catch 22 & Thames Reach, with the first Phase having been evaluated by a team from the…
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