The housing emergency is real. And it's impacting your colleagues’ mental health, wellbeing and performance at work.
With the pandemic, more people than ever are facing unsafe housing and homelessness.
Support your colleagues facing housing problems
Find out how the housing emergency affects working people today in our latest report
Home life can ruin work life
17% of workers have been ill or sick in the last three years because of their housing problems
1 in 5 people are suffering with anxiety and stress because of their housing
63% of renters don't have any savings and could risk homelessness if they lost their job
It's time to support your colleagues. As an employer, you can create a safe space for everyone. We can help you do this.
Join our Housing Wellbeing programme
We can help you with:
Identifying the problems
We'll start with our Housing Health Check survey. So we can spot the issues your colleagues are facing and assess their impact on wellbeing.
Designing the right support programme
This may include internal resources, employee webinars, team workshops and individual training. All tailored to the needs of your team.
Delivering training and advice
We'll give your people the knowledge, the confidence and the right tools to take action - for themselves, or to help their colleagues.
Download our brochure to get started
Download brochureHear from Malak, who experienced working homelessness
Because of the pandemic, Malak and her daughter became homeless. This affected their wellbeing and Malak's employment.
Together with Alex Fleming, President of Northern Europe for the Adecco Group, and Polly Neate, CEO of Shelter, they discuss how employers can help their people.
It's time to support your colleagues
Download brochureProudly sponsored by the Adecco Group
We’ve joined forces with The Adecco Group to fight for everyone’s right to a safe home.
Together, we’re helping people find lasting, secure employment and making sure that housing wellbeing is a priority for all employers.
