Safe Homes Now No one should have to live in a home that damages their health, yet it is the norm for far too many people in England today. We’re leading a national campaign to fix unsafe homes.

To wrap up Habinteg's #AccessibleHomesWeek, find out more in our Safe Homes Now campaign: buff.ly/OkDFzM1

#SafeHomesNow #AccessibleHomesNow #SaferHomes #GoodHomes

We are proud to support #Habinteg & #AccessibleHomesWeek. It’s the top @housinglin.bsky.social news story today too at:

www.housinglin.org.uk/News/Habinte...

And look out for our guest #HLINblog on Friday about the importance of #AccessibleHousingRegisters

Most councils simply don't have know how many accessible homes they have, how many are needed and whether it is affordable. This needs to change.

To begin tackling the accessible housing crisis, housing providers must collect data to understand the scale of the problem. #AccessibleHomesWeek

Many Disabled people are stuck in hospital, not because they're too unwell to go home, but because their home is not safe.

Building more accessible homes means better lives and better use of the NHS. #AccessibleHomesWeek #HousingCrisis

Imagine living in a home where you cannot take a shower or cook a meal without relying on someone else to help you. Or living in a home where you cannot get in or out safely.

Disabled people don’t have to imagine this. Many of us live this life every day. #AccessibleHomesWeek

Inclusive, accessible and adaptable homes for all  - Town and Country Planning Association Clémence Dye explains why homes must be inclusive, accessible and adaptable in this blog.

It's #AccessibleHomesWeek (AHW): celebrating what an accessible home can do for a person's wellbeing, independence & quality of life.

Ensuring that homes are inclusive, accessible & adaptable is one of 12 Healthy Homes Principles:
www.tcpa.org.uk/inclusive-ac...

AHW: www.habinteg.org.uk/fah/

Housing Made for Everyone (HoME) coalition As co-chair of a coalition of nine charities and housing organisations we are calling for urgent action to tackle the UK’s acute and growing shortage of accessible and adaptable homes.

This week marks the beginning of #AccessibleHomesWeek. Accessibility varies by age and region and it's time we made a change to ensure everyone lives in a safe, accessible home.

Housing in London is in crisis, and Disabled people face some of the biggest barriers.

Watch our very own Laura Vicinanza speaking at City Hall on why accessible housing must be a priority. #HousingCrisis #AccessibleHomesWeek