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New Research shows that Stable public housing boosts children’s wellbeing w/ Dr Jaimie Monk from Motu Economic and Public Policy Research: 2 July, 2025

New Research shows that Stable public housing boosts children’s wellbeing w/ Dr Jaimie Monk from Motu Economic and Public Policy Research: 2 July, 2025

New Research shows that Stable public housing boosts children’s wellbeing w/ Dr Jaimie Monk from Motu Economic and Public Policy Research: 2 July, 2025 New Research shows that Stable public housing boosts children’s wellbeing w/ Dr Jaimie Monk from Motu Economic and Public Policy Research: 2 July, 2025, 12.97 MB
Wednesday, July 2, 2025

A study was recently conducted by Motu Economic and Public Policy Research comparing outcomes for children living in public housing with their peers living in privately owned homes.

The study found that children aged between 0-9 who lived in public housing faced a number of disadvantages, exhibiting higher levels of behavioural difficulties in early childhood.

Oto spoke to Dr Jaimie Monk, a research fellow at Motu, about the study and the links between public housing and children’s wellbeing