Refugee Housing Transitions


Anna Lindley | Charlotte Sanders
Location: London, UK
Timeline: 2025-2026

Between June and September 2025, we carried out interviews with 20 people working in 14 local authorities across London (focusing on those with more significant asylum-seeker populations) and 13 interviews with other relevant parties, including voluntary and community sector organisations. In addition, qualitative research was carried out with asylum-seekers and refugees in the Hillingdon area in collaboration with REAP. This was supplemented with visits and conversations at local services, co-ordination meetings and housing workshops in various locations in London.

Our project report scopes the move-on housing challenge from the perspective of London boroughs and maps LA responses and draws out examples of good practice, focusing on work with single adults.




The Housing, Migration & Health (HOMH) Lab is currently funded by SOAS University of London through their IKE and IAA funds, and it is supported by both the Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies and the Centre for Anthropology and Mental Health Research in Action.

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