HomeLab

Integrated Housing and Labour Services in the Social Rental Enterprise Model

Dissemination

Article on HomeLab at Housing Futures blog

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An article, as the first part of a series of posts on the HomeLab project, has been published on the  Housing Futures blog, which is an international online platform on housing strategies for cities around the globe. The piece, titled “Integrated Housing Programs for Vulnerable Households in Central-Eastern Europe“, presents how the HomeLab project tests integrated service provision in the fields of housing, employment and social services, in the framework of the Social Rental Enterprise model in the so-called Visegrad Four (V4) countries: Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland.

 

HomeLab on Housing Europe’s website

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Housing Europe, a member of HomeLab’s Dissemination Board, recently informed housing researchers and professionals about the project in an article published on its website. Launched on October 1st, 2016 the “HomeLab – Integrated Housing and Labour Services in the Social Rental Enterprise model” is a project supported by the European Union’s Programme for Employment and Social Innovation (”EaSI”). Carried out under the leadership of Metropolitan Research Institute (MRI), the project aims at promoting the social and labour market integration of vulnerable groups through the horizontal integration of individualised case handling in employment, housing and social support, in the framework of implementing the Social Rental Enterprise (SRE) model.