The Shared Spaces research now underway in Scotland will assist local authorities and partners delivering local Rapid Rehousing Transition Plans (RRTPs). The research starts from the basis that even in the best managed homelessness systems, with adequate access to affordable and suitable housing, there may be a requirement for other…
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Veterans research due in November
Stirling University is leading a project exploring the environment around veterans housing issues on behalf of Forces In Mind Trust. Initial findings indicate housing transitions are generally smoother than in the past and personnel better prepared, with improving collaboration. Some of the risks and challenges include longer term housing issues…
Challenge Poverty Week
This week is Challenge Poverty Week, an opportunity for you to raise your voice against poverty and unite with others in calling for a more just and equal Scotland. The Challenge Poverty campaign believes that too many people in Scotland are living with the constant pressure of poverty, and as…
No Recourse to Public Funds Route Map
The Everyone Home Collective is planning to publish its next Route Map shortly dealing with the issue of No Recourse to Public Funds as it relates to homelessness in Scotland. The draft was published for consultation in August and that ended last week on 30 September, thank you to all…
Homeless Network Scotland set to launch a new Learning Lounge
Homeless Network Scotland is set to launch a new Learning Lounge at the Safe As Houses conference later this month. This represents an expanded programme of learning and training options from Homeless Network Scotland. Two new courses will be available immediately after the launch, with more courses being added in…