Ele George (CF 2025) was featured in Gloucestershire Property Forum’s Inspiring Women in Property series.
By Ele George, 2026
Housing
About this theme
This theme covers topics relating to new approaches to housing provision, design and opportunities for those excluded from the housing market. Many Fellows have undertaken projects addressing this over the years including as part of our recent programme of Fellowships on housing, developed in partnership with the National Housing Federation in 2016-2018.
Amid growing pressures across housing, health, and care, Churchill Fellows Graham Russell and Oona Goldsworthy argue that the lessons from their Fellowships – integrated commissioning, mixed communities, and stronger collaboration – are needed more urgently than ever. They highlight how Brunelcare, the care charity they both work at, is beginning to apply these approaches, from reablement and redevelopment to community-focused work that aims to improve later living.
By Graham Russell ~ Oona Goldsworthy, 2025
Monica Lakhanpaul’s Fellowship took her to Australia to explore how different systems respond to the health and wellbeing needs of children living in temporary accommodation. Back in the UK, her work has already helped launch the In Their Own Words report in the Scottish Parliament and continues through research, media, and international collaborations. She now hopes to build on this momentum to ensure that children’s voices are heard – and acted upon – in shaping a fairer future.
By Monica Lakhanpaul, 2025
Amy Davies (CF 2024) presented findings from her Churchill Fellowship at Housing Quality Network’s online summit, Standing Strong – EDI in Uncertain Times.
By Amy Davies, 2025
Savannah Fishel (CF 2023) has published a new Housing LIN Viewpoint, drawing on her Churchill Fellowship research into 54 communal housing models.
By Savannah Fishel, 2025
Savannah Fishel (CF 2023) gave evidence to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Housing and Care for Older People, as part of their inquiry into Creating Intergenerational Communities.
By Savannah Fishel, 2025
Savannah Fishel spoke at two events, sharing insights from her Churchill Fellowship exploring intergenerational living.
By Savannah Fishel, 2025
By Eloise Moller, 2023
Monica Lakhanpaul recently spoke at the Healthy Development Adelaide and Flinders University international seminar in Australia. Her presentation, Hear Us, See Us, focused on children and families living in temporary accommodation and homelessness.
By Monica Lakhanpaul, 2025
By Lauren Page-Hammick, 2023