Evaluation of Newcastle’s ‘cooperative’ approach to the prevention and management of homelessness in light of changing Government policy

Jamie Harding; Adele Irving; Suzanne Fitzpatrick; Hal Pawson

Evaluation of Newcastle’s ‘cooperative’ approach to the prevention and management of homelessness in light of changing Government policy

Jamie Harding, Adele Irving, Suzanne Fitzpatrick, Hal Pawson

Social Sciences Department

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Abstract

This was a follow up to a previous funded study and examined the manner in which services to prevent and tackle homelessness in Newcastle were developing in the face of substantial funding cuts.

Original language	English
Publisher	Northumbria University
Place of Publication	Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Publication status	In preparation - Sept 2013

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Evaluation of Newcastle’s ‘cooperative’ approach to the prevention and management of homelessness in light of changing Government policy

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