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‘This is no place for a child’: the experiences of homeless families in emergency accommodation

Successive governments have failed to build the housing we need for decades. This has pushed up the price of housing, making homeownership unaffordable to many families on average incomes, and led to...

Valuing Carers 2015 – the rising value of carers’ support

The majority of care is provided not by doctors, nurses or care workers but by family and friends. Given that our health and care system will continue to rely heavily on unpaid care, its central role...

Review of Adult Social Care Complaints 2014/15

Since the Local Government Ombudsman (LGO) was established by Parliament in 1974, we have been able to consider complaints about the functions of councils, including their adult social care...

Moved to care: the impact of migration on the adult social care workforce

This report outlines key findings from new research, conducted by the International Longevity Centre UK and Independent Age, into the importance of migration to the adult social care workforce in...

Place-based systems of care A way forward for the NHS in England

The NHS is facing growing pressures, with finances deteriorating rapidly and patient care likely to suffer as a consequence. It is also developing new care models designed to deliver services more...

Growing healthy communities: The Health and Wellbeing Index

It has long been recognised that the health of a population is strongly linked to the circumstances in which people live. Our health and wellbeing index clearly supports this assertion and highlights...

Healthy beginnings: Giving our children the best start in life

A newborn baby’s brain is only around one-quarter the size of an adult’s. It grows to about 80 per cent of adult size by three years and 90 per cent by age five. A baby’s earliest experiences will...

Ethnicity, poverty and youth employment: Improving outcomes for young people

There is no national strategy addressing the clear disparities in labour market outcomes that young people from ethnic minorities experience. Yet these experiences shape working lives and should not...

2015 Report of the Inter-Departmental Ministerial Group on Modern Slavery

This is the fourth report published by the UK’s Inter-Departmental Ministerial Group (IDMG) on Modern Slavery. Since the publication of the group’s last update in October 2014, the UK Government, the...

Fat Chance? Exploring the evidence on who becomes obese

Current political, economic and social discourse on obesity in the UK illuminates the great complexities and myriad socio-economic considerations that inform people’s health, diets, and health...

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