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Climate change and housing – ensuring we tackle climate equitably
Glasgow COP feels already like yesterday’s news. The NGO ads urging that we have one week to save the planet have been replaced on Argyle Street with Black Friday…
International Day for the Elimination of VAWG: Links between domestic abuse and housing
As we mark today’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG), we remember the plight of so many women and girls…
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Transforming Rehabilitation: Impact and Lessons Learned
At Shelter, we have been working with the justice sector for over 15 years. Housing support to people transitioning out
For a lasting solution to the housing emergency, the Conservative party should learn from its past
This week’s budget did very little to tackle the housing emergency. The Conservatives should learn from their past and set out a bold plan. Despite recognising the cost of living crisis, there
Our legal aid system is crumbling and it needs drastic action to save it
There are millions of people denied the right to a safe home because of the housing emergency. Sky high rents are forcing people to live in damp, cold and mouldy homes, worried that if they complain they could be evicted.
Hundreds of thousands of people are homeless with nowhere safe to call home. The housing emergency is ruining lives, and our crumbling legal aid system means that too many families have nowhere to turn to enforce their rights and get a safe and secure home.
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Writing Home: 'Why I got involved in the poetry project with a difference'
A guest blog written by Tracey Ford, on her experiences of taking part in Shelter’s Writing Home poetry project Recovering