Commonweal Housing has published a report, written by researchers at Public First, investigating the growing use of unregistered children’s homes in the UK, and the drivers for their increased use.

Commonweal have co-produced a timely report investigating the feasibility of Housing First responses in rural settings.

'No Access, No Way Out' reveals the shocking state and scarcity of private rented housing options for single homeless people.

Young people who have had experience of the care system, have mental health problems, or have faced serial school exclusion have an increased risk of homelessness, new research shows. Read the report here: These three drivers of youth homelessness were highlighted as being of particular concern and requiring additional attention in a report by the national homelessness membership charity Homeless Link and commissioned by Commonweal Housing. The report identified people’s iden

A new report by London-based architects Morris+Company, funded by Commonweal Housing, outlines guidance to improve spatial and design standards for emergency accommodation for families with dependent children. The ‘Families in Emergency Accommodation Guidance’ also in collaboration with developers Common Projects and The Magpie Project – a charity supporting mothers and young children in temporary accommodation – was produced through policy mapping and face-to-face interviews

Survivors of modern slavery are at risk of homelessness, destitution or being re-trafficked as a result of an uncoordinated framework and...

Unpaid carers aged 16-25 face potential homelessness unless their housing needs are urgently met in policy, a new report has warned. Download the report here Awareness of the housing support needs of this cohort, known as young adult carers, is currently low across policy and practice. However, the risk of homelessness among young adult carers is often high and hidden, and this is likely to become more severe as the ongoing impact of the cost of living, housing and social car

Homes for Ukraine (HfU), the Government’s hosting scheme developed in response to protecting those fleeing the war in Ukraine, could be used as a basis for similar schemes for a wider range of nationalities. According to the findings of a new study, the centrally developed scheme has been largely successful and has shown that hosting can assist vulnerable people fleeing conflict. Download the report here Research by experts at the University of Nottingham Rights Lab collected

Zero-carbon modular homes built above public car parks could help thousands of vulnerable young adults live in low-cost, sustainable...

A new report by Hibiscus Initiatives, and supported by Commonweal, finds that the majority of potential female victims of trafficking...

13/02/2020 - A new report published today by Commonweal Housing calls for collaboration and creativity to overcome some of the barriers facing modular construction.

This article by Amy Doyle, Deputy CEO at Commonweal, was originally published in Inside Housing . A home with an abusive partner. A...

After three years in development, our No Recourse to Public Funds project has received its final evaluation, after helping over 100 people.

An interim report for Move On Up has shown how the project is helping to halt homelessness for young adult carers.

Many homeless women across the UK are in dangerous and abusive relationships in an attempt to protect themselves from the wider risks of...

Commonweal is delighted to announce the publication of their 2017/18 annual impact review alongside a series of short videos exploring our work.

Produced by the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research, the research exposes a social injustice faced by children where...

An interim evaluation report reviewing the first year of the Freedom2Work (F2W) project has been produced by Professor Jo Richardson and her team at Du Montfort University.

Run in partnership with Catch 22 and Thames Reach, Peer Landlord seeks to provide a good quality, affordable and supportive shared...

As Commonweal brings its formal engagement with Re-Unite to a close, our CEO Ashley Horsey reflects on the impact the Re-Unite project has had on Commonweal

The interim evaluation report on our No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) project is now available to download.

In 2015 Commonweal Housing joined forces with Stonewall Housing and the Big Lottery Fund to fund a study into the current provision of...

A report issued today by Commonweal, calls on the government to act to tighten guidance to local councils around their responsibilities...