The King’s Fund is organising a four-day conference, to explore, in-depth, how health care and housing are coming closer together and the implications of good quality housing (or lack of) for health outcomes across the country.

Join us on 21–24 February to hear expert speakers from across the UK discuss how community rehabilitation pathways and supported housing can lead to joined-up thinking on health and social care and improve mental health outcomes.

Some of the topics that you’ll hear about include the:

• evolving role of the private rented sector and what it means for health outcomes
• role that integrated care systems (ICSs) can play in bringing housing and health services closer together
• links between achieving mental health wellbeing and recovering from mental ill-health and appropriate housing
• role of local government and the voluntary sector in supporting health to consider housing as part of a patient’s treatment
• leadership required to build meaningful partnerships between housing and health care staff
• importance of housing in the effort to tackle health inequalities. 

For more information and to book, click here