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This week saw the launch of the Family Voices toolkit, developed by ZCD ARCHITECTS LTD with Van Leer Foundation, which aims to support the creation of better housing for early childhood. HUB is very proud to have been involved in the creation of this valuable resource which provides guidance and tools to help amplify the voices of families with young children so we can create housing that truly supports their wellbeing. The toolkit is designed for developers, investors, policymakers, housing providers, and engagement facilitators, so we can create meaningful social value in housing and neighbourhood developments. It's important because: 👉 Housing impacts family wellbeing - housing affects health, education, and future opportunities. Quality affordable housing can help reduce caregiver stress and support the healthy physical, cognitive and emotional  development of children, as well as strengthening social networks in urban areas. 👉 Families are often left out of housing conversations - despite making up 35% of city populations, families with young children often aren't consulted on housing decisions. Their insights can help inform the design and development of housing projects around the world. 👉Lifelong impact for the next generation - investing in family-friendly housing creates lasting social and economic returns. By designing housing with young families in mind, we can create more connected communities and provide a strong foundation for future generations. The Family Voices Toolkit can be downloaded here: familyvoicestoolkit.org Thanks to all involved, especially: Dinah Bornat Nabiha Qadir Lukas Ochendal Isabel Hayes (nee Scruby) Irina Ivan-van der Kwaak Ivan Rodriguez #progressivedeveloper #familyhousing #communityengagement #regeneration https://lnkd.in/euGRHuUX

Better Housing for Early Childhood - the Family Voices Toolkit

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