Today, the Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government has published its Social Housing White Paper, titled The Charter for...

The impacts of the housing crisis are wide reaching and intersectional: colliding with other social issues like cuts to specialist...

For people in contact with the criminal justice system, access to safe housing is vital to moving onto independent and stable lives. Yet...

In the midst of a national housing crisis, it is obvious to most of us that too many people are locked out of safe, secure housing in the...

We must be cautious about throwing the baby out with the bathwater over talk of ending shared housing for homeless people, writes Ashley Horsey

A new project is helping people at risk of homelessness into stable housing and employment, saving over £2m in costs to society, a new study has shown.

Commonweal Housing is today launching its annual impact review for 2019/2020, looking back on its work and achievements from the past year.

Steve Douglas CBE reflects on his time guiding the work of Commonweal Housing as a Trustee and Chair, as he moves on to lead the homelessness charity St Mungos.

Commonweal Housing and the University of Birmingham are proud to present the newest recipients of the Jane Slowey Memorial Bursary.

On the 10th June 2020, Commonweal were joined by the Learning and Work Institute, QSA, Tim Loughton MP and young carer Katie, to discuss the housing needs of young adult carers.

Jack Mactaggart has been appointed Chair of housing and social justice charity Commonweal Housing, after serving as its Vice Chair for the past year.

Nicola Aylward (Learning and Work Institute) blogs on the findings of the final evaluation of our Move On Up project for young adult carers.

An innovative new project from Commonweal and Quaker Social Action is providing crucial support to young adult carers, according to an independent evaluation, published today.

A new report has found that an innovative flat-pack accommodation project developed by Commonweal Housing and ReedWatts Architects has...

This article was originally published in Civil Societ y. The new society we build from this crisis must finally put the most marginalised...

The UK Government's 'no recourse to public funds' policy has now been ruled unlawful by the High Court. CEO Ashley Horsey reflects on our work with Praxis Community Projects to mitigate its damaging effects.

Connie writes about how social distancing has changed the national perspective on housing for the most marginalised

At Commonweal, a key measure of success for projects we are involved in is the extent to which other organisations can build on our...

A new pilot partnership between Solace Women’s Aid , Commonweal Housing and Southwark Council reports major benefits for vulnerable...

Commonweal Housing, Learning and Work Institute and Quaker Social Action have today published interim findings of an evaluation of the Move On Up project.

George Fisher shares the findings of his report for Commonweal into modular design, and its role in the future of housing for vulnerable groups.

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...

Host housing schemes can be a positive option for some women but must be more women-focussed and where appropriate offer women-only...