What's happening across UK supported housing — and what we're learning about delivering it well. Written for commissioners, referrers, support partners, and anyone who cares about doing this properly.
In January 2026, government published the long-awaited reformed Decent Homes Standard — and for the first time, it explicitly covers supported housing. Here's what's actually changing, what landlords need to do, and where supported accommodation gets specific exemptions.
Read the full article →Repair-reporting technology isn't a back-office line item — it's the thing that decides whether a resident's home gets fixed in hours or in weeks. Here's what we've learned running every repair through Fixflo.
A Community Interest Company is a legally distinct beast. We chose this structure because it gives commissioners, referrers, and families a hard guarantee that what we hold stays held — for the people we serve.
The NHS Confederation has called for housing to be recognised as a clinical intervention. The Royal College of Psychiatrists has put a number on the cost when it's missing — £102m a year. The evidence is overwhelming.
We've completed the five-stage vetting process with another mental health support provider. Here's what the process actually looks like — and what good support partnerships have in common.
The April 2026 RCPsych and Look Ahead report quantified what everyone working in supported housing already knew: a shortage of decent homes costs the NHS mental health system enormous amounts, every year.
A small phrase. A surprisingly large impact. Why we treat lawns, hedges and external presentation as part of the support offer, not an extra cost line.
All posts above are sample content showing what real Diverse Supported Accommodation CIC articles would look like — they'll be replaced with real posts as you publish.
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