Building projects up and down the country have been given
the green light to start producing homes that will support older and disabled
people to live independently for as long as possible, Care and Support Minister
Norman Lamb has announced. Last year the
government asked local authorities to bid for a share of £300m to boost the
supported housing market. The Department of Health has now allocated funding to
build more than 3,500 new homes. As part
of the first phase of the Care and Support Specialised Housing scheme, the
Department will now issue around £101m of this fund to the HCA, which will work
with 86 successful agencies to build more than 3,000 new homes across the
country. Projects are estimated to create over 1,000 new jobs. Read more on the
HCA website.
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