Asthma Friendly Homes: When Housing Shapes Children’s Respiratory Health
12/05/2026
Jenny Danson
A collaborative project in Tower Hamlets is testing a replicable asthma prevention model that puts housing providers at the centre of identifying and reducing childhood respiratory risk.
At a glance
Between 30 and 50 per cent of children attending A&E in northeast London report mould and damp in their homes.
Tower Hamlets has an estimated 27 per cent overcrowding rate across its social housing stock and consistently ranks among the top ten councils for housing waiting list length.
The Healthy Homes Hub is leading a new project in Tower Hamlets to develop and test an Asthma Friendly Homes model in partnership with four housing providers and an NHS commissioner.
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