People in small, overcrowded homes have struggled to study, work and live in a confined space. For some home has brought loneliness, isolation and violence. And after having accommodation, do rough sleepers face a return to the streets?
This webinar explores if and how housing could be at the heart of recovery.
Aaron Hill is one of two Heads of Policy & External Affairs at Community Housing Cymru – the trade body for housing associations in Wales. In this role, he leads the organisation’s policy development and influencing work with politicians, stakeholders and civil servants. He is currently leading the organisation’s work on housing supply and influencing governments’ economic responses to COVID-19.
John has been Director of Shelter Cymru since 1990. He has overseen the development and growth of the charity to providing a wide range of housing advice services as well as increasing its campaigning and policy profile.
Tamsin is an experienced housing researcher and policy adviser who works as an independent housing consultant. She was ministerial adviser on housing, regeneration and planning issues in the Welsh Government between 2012 and 2014 during which time the Housing (Wales) Act 2014 was developed. Tamsin joined the Bevan Foundation Board in 2018.
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