How are landlords supporting new tenants with complex needs out of homelessness?
As a rising proportion of social homes are allocated to households with the ‘most urgent’ needs, resident-facing staff are seeing their roles change. How are housing providers approaching this shift? Keith Cooper reports
Being street homeless can perpetuate abuse for women, therefore respite rooms offer a supported housing stop-gap before moving to a women’s refuge (picture: Alamy)
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