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Specialist homelessness services assisting people leaving care arrangements

Anna Ritson

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People transitioning from health or social care arrangements are particularly vulnerable to becoming homeless.1 This article presents key findings and trends on this group of people who, upon leaving care, seek assistance from specialist homelessness services (SHS).

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People transitioning from health or social care arrangements are particularly vulnerable to becoming homeless.1 This article presents key findings and trends on this group of people who, upon leaving care, seek assistance from specialist homelessness services (SHS).

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People transitioning from health or social care arrangements are particularly vulnerable to becoming homeless.1 This article presents key findings and trends on this group of people who, upon leaving care, seek assistance from specialist homelessness services (SHS).

Key concepts: Social work, Social care, Nursing, Social Welfare, Health care, Social assistance, Public relations, Economic growth

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