Arrears to alienation: The ripple effect of housing instability
Have you read our new report?
The staggering rise in rental arrears has left many tenants fearing eviction, and that fear creates a ripple effect that touches families, schools, health systems, and entire communities.
In this report, we explore the multifaceted impact of housing instability, from disrupted education and declining mental health to food insecurity and social disconnection. These are not isolated challenges, they are symptoms of a deeper issue that demands a coordinated response.
Arrears to Alienation is a must-read for housing providers, local authorities, and organisations working to support tenants. The report outlines practical steps to address rent arrears, strengthen tenant engagement, and promote long-term stability.
Discover how behavioural tech, smarter payment solutions, and community-first thinking can transform risk into resilience.
Doing what we can to facilitate rent payments in today’s bleak housing landscape is absolutely vital. Households with a high housing cost burden, where rent eats up a significant portion of their income, face an increased risk of housing instability and even crisis. By implementing streamlined payment solutions and offering support, we can help mitigate some of these challenges.”
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