Commonweal has recently welcomed Aphra Mactaggart to its Board of Trustees. Her appointment further entrenches the philanthropic legacy of

Tim, a tenant of the Move on Up housing project , share his experience as a young adult carer and how the project helped him shape his...

Commonweal Housing has launched its 2022/23 Annual Review: Commonweal Housing’s New Horizons , and celebrated yesterday at the charity’s...

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

This article was originally published in the Chartered Institute of Housing Spring 2023 Housing Rights newsletter . When the...

In partnership with Quaker Social Action and Commonweal, Move on Up provides housing alongside empathetic and specialist support for...

Harrowing figures from the annual homeless count from the Museum of Homelessness paint a bleak picture of the reality facing vulnerable...

Commonweal Housing has recruited experienced researcher Dr. Elanor Warwick to its Board of Trustees.

Lois Gallagher, Move on Up Housing and Support Manager, reflects on the theme for this year’s young carers action day: ‘make time for...

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

Felix Stochaj, Artist and Specialist Youth Worker at Project Future, explores how creative projects and art can provide innovative...

Sue Lukes from MigrationWork was in the team that evaluated our NRPF Project, and wrote this call to action on migrant destitution based...

Commonweal Housing recently held a Celebration of Partnerships event, showcasing a powerful and thought-provoking art display depicting...

A lot can happen in a year. A webinar series, an open letter to the Government, an All-Party Parliamentary Group meeting, a Westminster...

Ashley Horsey, Chief Executive at Commonweal Housing responds to the publication of the full text of the Supported Housing (Regulatory...

Today, the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (LUHC) Committee has published it's report on the inquiry into exempt accommodation....

Equipped with new research on the migration and trafficking trends emerging from the war in Ukraine, Commonweal Housing and STOP THE...

Sean O’ConnellChief Executive Officer at successful 2021 Call for New Ideas applicant Adab Trust, reflects on his organisation’s journey...

Commonweal Housing has provided funding to modern slavery prevention organisation STOP THE TRAFFIK to support its Europe-wide research...

Commonweal Housing has partnered with Liverpool City Regional Combined Authority to investigate a Housing First approach for female...

Commonweal Housing has announced the former chair of the Parliamentary Labour Party, the Rt Hon. Baroness Corston as an Honorary Patron.

A new report funded by Commonweal Housing has demonstrated the impact a pilot project that delivered 11 zero-carbon modular homes in Bristol has had on young adults at-risk of homelessness. Download the report here The ‘Hope Rise’ scheme was constructed on an elevated platform above an operational public car park in Bristol, utilising the air-rights above to bring forward much-needed council housing, and retaining 100 percent of the existing car parking spaces. Nine young adu

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

Michelle Anderson is a recent graduate from the University of Birmingham’s School of Social Policy, who received the Jane Slowey Memorial...