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Tips for new programmes

Don’t rush to make matches; be very careful about your first matches.

Your beginnings establish your reputation and your first matches become the benchmark that people use to define what they expect to experience.

Congratulations Homeshare Leicestershire

Homeshare Leicestershire began in September 2022

Roo explains: We started at the end of September this year! I was a Shared Lives Officer for years and loved the ethos of the service. We have such a demand on our Social Care service in Leicestershire that I decided that Homeshare would be a fabulous way to try and help people to feel happier and safer in their homes for longer…

They are eager to connect and share with other Homeshare programmes. Learn more about them at https://homeshare.org/hin-directory/homeshare-leicestershire and reach out to welcome and encourage them

Solidhage event at the University of Nîmes

Learn the benefits of inter-generational homesharing at this free event on October 6, 2022.

  • Stella Bacchiocchi, directrice de La Logitude.
  • Margot de Battista, docteure en psychologie sociale, I2ML.
  • David Griffon, directeur du CCAS de Nîmes.
  • Pascale Bézard, socio-anthropologue, responsable sensibilisation au CAUE du Gard.
  • Modération & présentation : Thomas Watkin, architecte-urbaniste & docteur en sociologie, Projekt, UNIMES.
  • Participation : Christel Armand, MFP.

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HI in Conversation – November 2022

Join HI in Conversation in November 2022 to learn about the National Health Service and Social Care in England, and how it is tackling housing & inequality through Homeshare.

The National Health Service (NHS) and Social Care systems in England are a complex set of arrangements covering a wide range of organisations. This complexity can make it difficult for new services to engage with the NHS, especially where the service works best covering a number of organisations.

At the same time, issues around housing in England are becoming more acute covering poor quality housing driven by a lack of housing supply and strong demand. With housing being a key determinant of health outcomes, the NHS, in its role as an Anchor Institution, is driving a programme targeting health inequalities, as well as trying to solve its staff housing issues.

The session will go through a basic overview of the NHS, its role looking at housing in the aspects of health outcomes and the role that Homeshare can take to support improved health outcomes, both in England and other global health systems.

This HI in Conversation session is open to everyone. It will be led by Ian Burden, Head of Transformation, NHS England – South West with Sibel Whitehead of Supportmatch Homeshare, followed by opportunity for questions and discussion.