Purpose Accessible housing is a fundamental human right and yet many children and youth
with disabilities live in inaccessible, insecure, unaffordable and poor quality housing. The …

This report details contemporary mechanisms of exclusion in the UK rental housing system.
Whilst a number of these mechanisms are new, they are discussed with reference to a …

Background This review is one part of The Adaptations Policy and Practice Programme, co-
ordinated by the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence (CaCHE) and involving …

Much existing housing stock is inaccessible and does not adequately meet the needs of
households with disabled members. As a result, households must often seek dwelling …

While the person-environment relationship is one of the structuring frameworks of daily life in
general, for disabled people this relationship is a decisive one. ADA is an action research …

As the private dwelling becomes the preferred site of care for individuals with a variety of
complex needs, there has been a burgeoning interest in housing adaptations and the impact …

The ability to live independently plays a crucial role in the mental and psychological
wellbeing of the disabled. To achieve this goal, most governments spend a substantial …

Demographic change has imposed financial strains on the healthcare system in the UK. In
face of such a challenge, the concept of “ageing in place” was introduced as national …

The previous chapter discussed the background of this research, describing the research
motivation, outlining the research aim and objectives, addressing research contributions and …

As the majority of health and safety risks occur at home, this paper focuses on inclusive
home environment design for older people in ageing England. The 2012 English Housing …