Shelter’s Homeless to Home: An Evaluation

TY - BOOK

T1 - Shelter’s Homeless to Home: An Evaluation

AU - Jones, Anwen

AU - Pleace, Nicholas

AU - Quilgars, Deborah Jayne

AU - Sanderson, Diana

PY - 2005/10/1

Y1 - 2005/10/1

N2 - In 2002, Shelter and Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council established a three year pilot project, Shelter Inclusion Project, to test a new approach to addressing anti-social behaviour and social exclusion. The project was designed to provide an alternative model to present enforcement policies and residential schemes, by offering a specialist floating support service to address anti-social behaviour issues associated with support needs and also reduce the risk of homelessness. An independent evaluation of the pilot model was also commissioned, funded by the Housing Corporation and undertaken by the Centre for Housing Policy, University of York.

AB - In 2002, Shelter and Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council established a three year pilot project, Shelter Inclusion Project, to test a new approach to addressing anti-social behaviour and social exclusion. The project was designed to provide an alternative model to present enforcement policies and residential schemes, by offering a specialist floating support service to address anti-social behaviour issues associated with support needs and also reduce the risk of homelessness. An independent evaluation of the pilot model was also commissioned, funded by the Housing Corporation and undertaken by the Centre for Housing Policy, University of York.

KW - Homelessness

KW - crime

KW - anti-social behaviour

M3 - Commissioned report

BT - Shelter’s Homeless to Home: An Evaluation

PB - Shelter

ER -