Welcome to Heaven Homes
Our vision:
Our vision is to create a world where everyone has access to safe and comfortable housing, regardless of their circumstances. We aspire to be a provider of modular homes for those in need, working in partnership with communities, charities, and councils to address housing issues.
Our Mission:
Our mission is to offer affordable and accessible modular homes that empower individuals to rebuild their lives with dignity and support, fostering a sense of security and stability.
The Statistics Related To The Housing Crisis
Use of Bed and Breakfasts and Hotels
Overcrowded Housing and Psychological Distress
Impact of Housing Issues on Mental Health
Of the £2.29 billion spent on temporary accommodation for individuals with mental health issues by UK councils , £700 million was allocated to Bed and Breakfasts and hotels.
There are several potential issues with using hotels as temporary accommodation for people in need:
1. Cost: Hotels are expensive, especially for long-term stays, which can put a strain on limited resources and funding for social services.
2. Lack of support services: Hotels typically do not offer the same level of support services that traditional shelters or transitional housing programs provide.
3. Lack of stability: Staying in a hotel may not provide the stability and sense of community that can be beneficial for individuals experiencing homelessness or other crises.
4. Displacement: Using hotels for temporary accommodation can displace other guests or regular hotel patrons, leading to potential conflicts or disruptions.
5. Accessibility: Hotels may not always be located in areas with easy access to public transportation, social services, or community resources that individuals in need may require.
6. Privacy and safety concerns: Hotels may not always provide a safe or private environment for vulnerable individuals, especially if they are sharing accommodations with other guests.
Overall, while hotels can provide a short-term solution for temporary accommodation, they may not always be the most suitable option for individuals in need of longer-term support and stability.
Impact of Housing Issues on Mental Health
Overcrowded Housing and Psychological Distress
Impact of Housing Issues on Mental Health
One in five adults in England (21%) reported that a housing issue had negatively impacted their mental health in the past five years. Housing affordability was the most commonly cited issue.
We firmly believe that offering secure and comfortable temporary housing for an extended duration to individuals in need, particularly those with mental health challenges, can foster a sense of safety, support, stability, and well-being that is essential for improving their mental health and well-being.
This, in turn, can lead to a better lifestyle and increased self-worth.
Overcrowded Housing and Psychological Distress
Overcrowded Housing and Psychological Distress
Overcrowded Housing and Psychological Distress
In 2022, 23% of people living in overcrowded housing reported experiencing psychological distress, compared to 21% in non-overcrowded housing.
Overcrowded housing can have a significant impact on human psychology and well-being. Here are some ways in which overcrowded living conditions can influence mental health:
1. Stress and Anxiety: Living in a crowded house can lead to feelings of stress, anxiety, and tension due to the lack of personal space and privacy. Constant noise, lack of quiet areas, and limited personal space can contribute to heightened stress levels.
2. Conflict and Aggression: Overcrowding can create a breeding ground for conflict and aggression among household members. The lack of personal space and privacy can lead to increased irritability, conflicts over sharing resources, and heightened emotions.
3. Depression and Isolation: Overcrowded living conditions can contribute to feelings of depression, loneliness, and isolation. Individuals may struggle to find moments of solitude and personal time, leading to a sense of being overwhelmed and disconnected from others.
4. Lack of Control: Overcrowded housing can make individuals feel a lack of control over their living environment. This loss of autonomy can contribute to feelings of helplessness, frustration, and a sense of being trapped in a situation beyond their control.
5. Impact on Children: Overcrowded living conditions can have a particularly detrimental impact on children's mental health and development. Lack of space for play, study, and relaxation can hinder their cognitive and emotional development.
Overall, overcrowded housing can have a profound effect on human psychology, contributing to stress, conflict, isolation, and a sense of powerlessness. Addressing overcrowding through improved housing options and support services is essential for promoting mental health and well-being in affected individuals.