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Youth homelessness needs ambitious funding, not arbitrary discounts

30.01.25by Phil Kerry

Youth homelessness needs ambitious funding, not arbitrary discounts

There is a tendency to believe youth homelessness does not exist so it is not properly funded, writes Phil Kerry, chief executive of New Horizon Youth Centre

Nick Atkin

by Nick Atkin

The six Rs: a blueprint for tackling the housing crisis

Ruairidh Nichols

by Ruairidh Nichols

The case for keeping pets with families in social housing

Felicity Hunt

by Felicity Hunt

One easy way to tackle appliance poverty

Gemma Hyde

by Gemma Hyde

Raising the healthiest generation in history

Allison Whittington

by Allison Whittington

How can housing associations have insurance certainty?

Shazia Bashir

by Shazia Bashir

What are the key trends for London’s social housing providers in 2025?

Risk Register Survey

Jules Birch

by Jules Birch

The PAC report shows that the temporary accommodation scandal cannot be ignored

Chris Keating

by Chris Keating

How can homelessness services be expected to deliver with only short-term funding?

Francesca Lee

by Francesca Lee

Are evolving regulations an opportunity or overload for housing associations?

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