... improve housing and well-being outcomes for all persons. Design/methodology/approach A systematic search of the literature was conducted for randomized controlled studies that evaluated the effectiveness of a non-conditional housing intervention in improving housing and health outcomes among any...

... and negatively affect well-being as well as facilitate social cleansing. The case study, while examining the lived experience of OOA housing, also recognises structural causes of the housing crisis within neoliberal housing policy. Furthermore, the case study recognises the positions of local authorities placing...

... the danger and pollution of the escalating traffic. Public health Public realm Street furniture Urban envrionment Walking Well-being Philanthropists, social reformers and politicians have often looked to the built environment for solutions to social issues. Octavia Hill, the nineteenth...

...Jonathan Rosenberg Purpose This paper provides a summary of evidence on a local sense of well‐being gathered from the population of a mutual resident‐controlled housing association, compared at various levels with national and other comparator data. It reproduces statistics and many statements...

...Julie Christian; David Clapham This paper builds on previous work applying the concept of well‐being to the field of housing. It uses the concepts of self‐esteem, efficacy and social identity to explore the situations of a group of young homeless mothers. In particular, it focuses on the impact...

... authorities that are now piloting equity release schemes, and the plans for monitoring and assessing them. Key words older people; retired; equity release; well-being; housing wealth Introduction Decades of growth in home ownership mean that almost three-quarters of retired households in England now own...