Naloxone in homelessness services
This guidance is designed to give managers in accommodation-based homelessness services a framework to implement good practice around using naloxone as part of a wider harm reduction approach.
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Suicide Prevention
Guidance for homelessness services to develop their organisational approach to suicide prevention
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Taking action when someone dies while street homeless
Each year, people die while homeless on the streets. These deaths rarely instigate formal review, but lessons must be learned for effective safeguarding and prevention.
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The Care Act and Social Care Assessments
Information for staff, and the people they support, on how to access social care assessments.
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Supporting Couples
How can accommodation services work positively with couples experiencing homelessness?
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Working with Mental Health Services
Building effective working relationships between homelessness and mental health services
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Brain injury and homelessness
Recognising the links between brain injury and homelessness, and how services can help
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Migrant Destitution Toolkit
The Migrant Destitution Toolkit offers practical support to improve pathways out of destitution for destitute migrants.
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Show your impact
Understand how to capture, measure and communicate the difference you make.
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Supporting people with no recourse to public funds
Clients with no recourse to public funds (NRPF) are at high risk of homelessness and destitution because they cannot access mainstream housing, welfare benefits and employment. Services can find it difficult to engage with NRPF clients due to the limited support options available.
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