Adult safeguarding and homelessness /
Homelessness has increased rapidly in recent years, and with increasing economic pressures on the horizon, looks set to continue to increase. This interdisciplinary book outlines good practice on how to support people experiencing homelessness, who increasingly experience abuse, exploitation and neg...
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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London :
Jessica Kingsley Publishers,
2022.
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| Series: | Knowledge in practice series
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| Online Access: | CONNECT (1 user limit) |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Adi Cooper and Michael Preston-Shoot
- The policy framework / Karl Mason
- Part 1: Best evidence on working with individuals. Seen but not heard: why challenging your assumptions about homelessness is a matter of life and death / Gill Taylor, Carl Price and Sharon Clint ; Using curiosity: a psychologically informed approach to adult safeguarding and rough sleeping / Sione Marshall, Tim Robson, Nathan Servini and Barney Wells ; Health, homelessness and housing supply / Susan Harrison ; Understanding assessments and protection planning duties for adults experiencing homelessness / Fiona Bateman and Bruno Ornelas
- Part 2: Best evidence for multi-agency and multi-disciplinary teams around the person. Working together to safeguard individuals at risk: Bristol Creative Solutions Board: a case study / Kate Spreadbury and Paul England ; Sustainable housing / Imogen Blood ; People with no recourse to public funds experiencing homelessness / Catherine Houlcroft and Henry St. Clair Miller
- Part 3: Best evidence for leadership and strategic partnerships. Learning from safeguarding adults reviews and fatality reviews / Michael Preston-Shoot and Gill Taylor ; Safeguarding adults boards and multiple exclusion homelessness: the challenges for system leadership / Adi Cooper ; Multiple exclusion homelessness and safeguarding: supporting practitioners / Katy Shorten ; Commissioning services: safeguarding and homelessness / Rebecca Pritchard.
