As America’s population ages, the need for affordable, accessible housing for seniors becomes increasingly urgent. This report, authored by the Public and Affordable Housing Research Corporation, examines the unique housing needs and challenges seniors living in publicly supported housing face. Drawing on national data and trends, the report explores the demographics of senior residents, the role housing assistance plays in supporting aging in place, and the connections between housing stability and health outcomes for older adults. It also highlights opportunities to enhance support for this growing demographic through innovative programs, partnerships, and policies.
What you’ll learn
Here’s what you can expect to gain:
- Insights into the demographics and housing needs of seniors in publicly supported housing.
- An understanding of how affordable housing contributes to health and stability for older adults.
- Strategies for addressing the growing demand for senior housing and support services.
Why this matters
With the senior population expected to grow significantly in the coming decades, ensuring access to affordable and supportive housing is critical to promoting health, independence, and quality of life for older adults. This report provides essential insights into the challenges faced by seniors and the role publicly supported housing plays in meeting their needs. By addressing these challenges, housing providers, policymakers, and community leaders can create sustainable solutions to support aging populations.
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