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Sport and housing
by Frances Harkin - on 16/07/2018Sport and physical activity plays a key role in people’s lives: you only have to look at the frenzy surrounding the World Cup in Russia to see the significance people place on sporting activity and the events surrounding them.
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by Andrew van Doorn - on 05/07/2018After working across housing and health for over a decade, one piece of advice I’ve given to numerous housing association executives is that these relationships take time and commitment: bringing housing and health back together again won’t happen overnight.
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by Andrew van Doorn - on 04/07/2018Another opportunity for closer collaboration between housing associations and the NHS is in new models and pathways of care.
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by Andrew van Doorn - on 03/07/2018Like all public services, the NHS is having to deliver services with fewer resources, at a time of unprecedented demand. Consequently, the sustainability of decades of public investment is being put at risk.
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by Andrew van Doorn - on 02/07/2018This week, as the NHS celebrates its 70th birthday, the focus will be on the current state of our health service and the great staff who work for it. What, though, does the anniversary signal for housing, and its relationship with health?
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by James Williams - on 28/06/2018Our social value tools are helping leading developers to maximise their social value, and demonstrably deliver on their social purpose, so they can achieve their business and their social outcomes.
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by Dr Rob Wray - on 14/06/2018Digibite helps organisations to move beyond just describing the problems they’re facing so they can start putting solutions into practice.
Comments: 0Breaking through – understanding and collaborating with the NHS
by Andrew Van Doorn - on 04/06/2018It's important and timely that housing providers engage with the NHS. How can they do it successfully?
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