Housing, Care and Support: Volume 10 Issue 2
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A journal on policy, research and practiceTable of contents
Barriers and gaps in current housing provision for drug and alcohol users
Michelle DuffinDrawing on research conducted by Perpetuity, a research and consultancy service specialising in crime and community safety, this article provides an overview of the housing needs…
Partnership in securing supported housing for those in drug treatment
Kate Davies, Chris KellyThis article is a study of how Nottinghamshire Drug and Alcohol Action Team used Drug Intervention Programme monies to support partnership working in Nottinghamshire to secure…
Protecting young people from homelessness and escalating drug and alcohol use
Caroline Day, Chris PaulIn recent years the political and practice climates have changed greatly, towards a focus on preventing negative experiences and vulnerability in the lives of children and young…
Tackling the housing needs of drug users: safer for the user, safer for the community
Steve McKeownHomelessness and drug use often go hand in hand. This is increasingly recognised and has implications for a number of strategy areas. Both homelessness and drug use can have a…
Drug activities on premises ‐ legal duties
Leonard Jason‐LloydIronically, one of the biggest legal hazards under misuse of drugs legislation is one of the least well‐known. Offences such as unlawful production and supply of drugs are…
Tackling the impact of drugs and alcohol through environmental design
Katy OwenSubstance misuse results in a wide range of problems for supported housing landlords, staff and tenants, including drug dealing and use, burglary, street drinking, begging and…
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1460-8790Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Dr Martin Whiteford