The infographic brings together key information about need and service use patterns alongside qualitative information and NICE guidelines.
Housing and Health
Housing and health have been highlighted as a priority in the Health and Wellbeing Strategy.
The age, condition and affordability of housing have a number of health consequences relating to overcrowding, fuel poverty and excessive cold, respiratory problems, and emotional wellbeing. Poor housing has an impact on the health outcomes for children and older people in particular, including psychological distress and mental disorders, with people in crowded conditions tending to suffer from multiple deprivation. People who do not have access to affordable housing and may be homeless or at risk of homelessness are more likely to experience worse health outcomes than the general population.
The infographic brings together key information about need and service use patterns alongside qualitative information and NICE guidelines.
- The housing briefing summarises some of the key findings related to housing coming out from the 2021 Census
- The housing briefing summarises some of the key findings related to housing coming out from the 2021 Census
- View a variety of indicators related to housing made available by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities
- View a variety of indicators related to housing made available by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities