COVID-19 survey: housing providers ‘coping well’, while care RPs voice staffing concerns

News07 May 2020Sarah Williams

The results of the English regulator’s first monthly survey of housing providers on the impact of coronavirus show that the sector is generally “coping well” with operational challenges, while registered providers (RPs) with care and support accommodation have voiced specific concerns over staffing levels.

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