Intergenerational Pride Housing: reducing loneliness and housing insecurity across LGBTI+ generations

The Pride Intergenerational Housing pilot is an evaluation-led initiative addressing loneliness and housing insecurity among older LGBTI+ adults through community-based co-housing with younger people. Grounded in an ageing-in-place strategy, the project combines developmental and outcome evaluation to capture both social and housing outcomes. This seminar presented preliminary findings, explored practical challenges in implementation, and reflected on lessons learned. It also considered the broader implications for inclusive housing provision, and policy aimed at fostering culturally responsive, age-friendly solutions.

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About the presenter

Dr Lukasz Krzyzowski

He combines participatory research with community-led practice to design inclusive, evidence-based interventions and support models for vulnerable groups—particularly LGBTIQA+ people, migrants and older adults. He leads the developmental evaluation of GRAI’s Pride Intergenerational Housing pilot, which tests co-housing models pairing older LGBTI+ adults with younger cohorts to reduce social isolation, enhance psychosocial wellbeing and improve long-term housing stability.