Reducing the health, social and educational harms of overcrowding in Newham

LSE Housing and Communities, a small research group based at the London School of Economics, are working with the London Borough of Newham on a research project to identify practical and measurable ways of reducing the health, social, and educational harms of living in overcrowded households.

We are looking to speak to households with children under 18, living in overcrowded homes in the London Borough of Newham for this study.

If you would like to share your experiences, take part in this study or would like to receive updates about the study please fill out the form below.

Interviews will take place online or by telephone, and will take around 30 minutes.

If you would like to share your experiences straight away please feel free to write a few lines in the box below:

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Full information about the study can be found on the Newham project website