As the senior population continues to grow, the demand for affordable, accessible housing for older adults becomes more pressing. This report, authored by the Public and Affordable Housing Research Corporation, highlights the housing needs, challenges, and demographic trends of seniors living in publicly supported housing. It examines the role of federal housing programs in supporting aging in place, explores the connections between stable housing and health outcomes, and identifies opportunities to enhance resources and services for senior residents. The report also underscores the importance of addressing the unique challenges faced by older adults, particularly those with limited incomes.
What you’ll learn
Here’s what you can expect to gain:
- A deeper understanding of the demographics and housing needs of seniors in publicly supported housing.
- Insights into how housing stability impacts health and aging in place for older adults.
- Strategies and opportunities to improve housing options and services for the growing senior population.
Why this matters
With the senior population projected to double in the coming decades, ensuring access to affordable and supportive housing is essential to promoting well-being and independence for older adults. This report sheds light on the critical role housing assistance plays in meeting these needs and highlights the importance of strategic planning and resource allocation to address the growing demand. By understanding these trends, stakeholders can create meaningful solutions to support aging populations.
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