The Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Bill seeks to tackle issues around exempt accommodation. The new Bill is designed to prevent exploitation through provision of unsafe and inadequate housing and support for vulnerable people.
Much exempt accommodation is well run, however. So how do we ensure that reforms close dangerous loopholes in the law, whilst protecting good providers who supply essential support and good quality housing? How de we ensure new regulation is efficient and targeted, not burdensome?
Join Westminster Insight’s timely Supported Housing Conference, and hear from Bob Blackman MP, who will keynote our conference, sharing his insights and updates on the Bill and its intentions. You will also hear best practice examples from leading supported housing providers, including around housing quality, value for money, and social value.
Experts from across housing, local government, and health will spotlight successful models of provision and schemes for multiple needs, including learning disabilities, mental health, complex needs and for older people.
Chaired by, Neil Revely, Chair ADASS, Housing Policy Network and LGA, Care & Health Improvement Adviser. Attend to hear how providers are making strategic and financial decisions to ensure compliance in building safety, energy efficiency, workforce development and care quality.
