Supported living residents should still be able to shape our homes

Comment01.10.25by Nick .

We are modelling how England’s 150,000 tenants in supported living homes can better shape their housing, writes Nick, tenant scrutiny panel chair of Dimensions, a not-for-profit support provider for adults with learning disabilities and autistic people

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