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A professional resource for local authorities and commissioners on preventing and ending rough sleeping.
Rough sleepers to access a safe place to stay and vital support to help turn their lives around as funding is given to 26 night shelters across England.
Qualitative research exploring the lived experiences of survivors of domestic abuse accessing, living in and moving on from temporary 'safe' accommodation in England.
The report highlights the features of the strongest and weakest approaches to tackling damp and mould, so landlords can learn lessons from others in the sector.
Up to £8.3 million of funding has been granted to 55 organisations providing support to victims of abuse, including counselling, training and community outreach.
Cowardly domestic abusers will continue to face time behind bars under legislation laid in Parliament today which will also see the most horrific murderers face life behind bars and rapists locked up for longer.
Mobile-enhanced technologies have the potential to produce data that is orders of magnitude richer, faster, and cheaper than that provided by traditional monitoring methods, which require costly field visits
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