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8 hours ago
Services to be offered include health and dental screenings, VA benefit assistance and information, housing referrals, social service and financial ...
Bristol Press via Google News 
General Social WorkHousing and PovertyHealth and Care
13 hours ago
We share a commitment to an economy that enables people to live decent, dignified livesThese are historic times for our country. The biggest economic crisis since the 1930s is generating new political alliances. The task for Labour is to define, shift and then occupy a new centre ground in British p[...]
Housing and PovertyCriminal Justice
16 hours ago
Crumbling flats provided gritty, urban backdrop for Clint Eastwood film and TV shows including The Bill and SpooksLater this year when bulldozers begin to raze the sprawling Heygate housing estate in south London, few will mourn. The occasional remaining fan of early 70s Soviet-style brutalism may d[...]
HousingHousing and PovertyEduc
20 hours ago
Beyond the hype about ambitious women on their way to billionaire status, there are many struggling just to get byThe cover of this week's Newsweek proclaims Chinese women the "power sex", and promises to reveal the secret behind their "overwhelming ambition". Apparently Chinese women are far more s[...]
WomenChildren and ParentingHousing and PovertyEducationCriminal JusticeWomens Issues
21 hours ago
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Rev. Larry Snyder, president and CEO of Catholic Charities USA, the social service network committed to reducing poverty by 50 percent by 2020, issued the following statement today at the beginning of
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Charities and VolunteerismHousing and Poverty
22 hours ago
A Liberian based in the United States, Mrs. Rosaline Kingston Bonsi, has expressed a pathetic condition surrounding the learning environment of Liberian students and has called partnership with already existing schools and orphanage homes to help them
AllAfrica.com via Moreover.com News 
EducationHousing and Poverty
22 hours ago
The Institute for Fiscal Studies made a number of mistakes in its analysis of the coalition's plansLabour politicians seized on an Institute for Fiscal Studies report last month which described the emergency budget as "clearly regressive". Unfortunately, some of the IFS's conclusions and the reporti[...]
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22 hours ago
Disabled models at Debenhams; alcohol consumption; plus, the best of the blogsFollow Society Guardian on TwitterFollow Patrick Butler on TwitterSign up to Society Daily email briefingToday's top Society storiesUK sees largest fall in alcohol consumption in 60 yearsG20 pathologist suspended for misco[...]
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1 day ago
Former prime minister wrong to say Labour should not have let public debt build up during 2000s, leadership contender saysEd Balls today rounded on Tony Blair after the former prime minister claimed Labour had been wrong to allow the structural deficit to build up during the last decade.The Labour l[...]
Children and ParentingHousing and PovertyEducation
1 day ago
...ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Rev. Larry Snyder, president and CEO of Catholic Charities USA, the social service network committed to reducing poverty by 50 percent by 2020, issued the following statement today at the beginning...
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General Social WorkCharities and VolunteerismHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
UNEMPLOYED Haringey residents living in temporary accommodation can boost their chances of gaining employment through a new job skills clinic. Jobseekers on Haringey Council's social housing register can drop in to the weekly clinic every Wednesday
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
Falkirk Council's to committ around 10 million pounds to build new affordable housing over the next 3 years. It'll see a hundred and 32 new homes built across the area with the help of 3 million from the Scottish Government. To help meet the needs of
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
Poverty has a much bigger impact on the educational performance of white British pupils than on any other ethnic group, according to studies. Poor white British pupils are falling far behind their richer classmates from the same background at primary
Government PolicyHousing and PovertyEducationMinorities and Immigration
1 day ago
A current disincentive for households whose circumstances have improved to voluntarily move on from social housing is the lack of security of tenure available in the private rented sector. Households would have more confidence to move if they felt they
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
I was surprised to read about ‘the official qualification’ for the role of tenant inspector (‘School for sleuths’ Inside Housing, 6 August). This was news to me, especially given that the Tenant Participation Advisory Service has been
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Government PolicyHousing and PovertyEducation
1 day ago
The news that the government is to axe its rough sleeping and homeless prevention advisors, although regrettable, is not surprising (Inside Housing, 30 July 2010). I believe strongly that there needs to be more emphasis on local expertise and services to
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
I attended the Chartered Institute of Housing conference this year and having heard Grant Shapps’ speech on ‘wanting to see homes built where people wanted and needed them’, I asked Mr Shapps if there was anything he could do to assist the West of
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
Housing minister Grant Shapps has announced that while the new regulatory regime for social housing is to be preserved, he proposes to abolish the Tenant Services Authority that devised it. In the absence of any parallel indication of how it is proposed
Inside Housing via Moreover.com News 
Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
A HOMELESS conference has kick-started a drive to give youngsters more say in developing services. More than 80 service users and staff from both sides of the river attended the event at The Stobart Stadium. After the meeting Halton Borough Council said
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
Evergreen Recruitment Specialists Ltd 02 Sep 2010 Reference ERS220 Location Essex Sectors Architecture - Design, Local Authority - Housing Associations Disciplines Architectural - Architects Position Type Permanent Position Salary Up to £65k + Package
Government PolicyHousing and PovertyGerontology
1 day ago
Members of the public have submitted 1,600 suggestions about how the government could save money through housing cuts. The ideas were submitted as part of a Treasury initiative in which it asked for ideas about how the government could reduce the £156
Inside Housing via Moreover.com News 
Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
Does increased lending bode well for the property market? Justin Sumner takes his monthly look at how wider economic forces are coming to bear on housing 14 September 2009 Is the recession ending, or are price rises a ‘false dawn’. Justin Sumner,
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
During the heyday of the late 1990s, low-cost credit poured into social housing projects. But with the financial downturn, scarcity prevails and development prospects for affordable housing have narrowed considerably. Furthermore, shocks in global
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Government PolicyHousing and Poverty
1 day ago
Most people associate me with banging the drum for more council housing and for local authorities to build those homes. Readers of Inside Housing might remember that on 11 May 2009 I told the last government what I thought of their laughably small £100
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1 day ago
A new iPhone app lets you ‘adopt’ a young homeless person. Anita Pati finds out how it’s leading to a rise in donations A homeless young man in a red hoodie has just given me the thumbs up after licking out a sandwich pack I gave him. He’s
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From Colorlines (h/t Poverty Law)
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From the NYT:
Here and in swaths of many cities, evictions from rental properties are so common that they are part of the texture of life. New research is showing that eviction is a particular burden on low-income black women, often single mothers, who have an easier time renting apartmen[...]