Good Home Lincs Evaluation

Just under 8 million people are living in poor-quality homes that are a serious risk to their health and wellbeing. Many people need to make changes to keep their homes accessible, safe and warm but do not have the information and support they need. The Centre for Ageing Better's Good Home Inquiry identified the need to increase the confidence, means and capability of individuals to make changes to their home. A key recommendation was to make sure that everyone has access to local delivery bodies that provide or signpost to information and advice, finance, home repairs, adaptations and energy efficiency services. Ideally these services would be organised as a one-stop shop from the consu…