The most distinguishing societal change in response to COVID-19 has been the global switch to digital technology, with many at risk of being left behind.

What are the links between social cohesion, mental health, and physical health for people living in social housing?

Over the last four years, we‘ve engaged with more than 280 organisations, charities, businesses and social enterprises. How could we help you?

A radon sensor helped to prevent health risks, helping us to spot a resident who’d turned off her heating in winter.

Volunteer Cornwall and Coastline Housing teamed up to start digital coffee mornings to connect the local community.

Kate Doodson from Cosmic shares 10 tips for communicating with online communities. Read more and watch the event.

We are running a project to help people get online and use video calling or messaging software with confidence. Find out more.

Mark England is speaking at the Housing Tech conference about the benefits of mapping people’s digital aspirations.

Innovation Project: Research support for ground-breaking financial reflection app Money Story.

Our research team is developing a guide to using online devices to reduce isolation during COVID-19 lockdown.

We’ve been awarded £4 million in extra funding to continue our research into technology, health and housing in Cornwall.

Hear more about our recent Smartline Conference which welcomed a range of speakers on housing, health and technology.

In October 2019 we celebrated our achievements with Coastline Housing residents and the enterprises we’ve been working with.