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Common monitoring
With central government expecting local authorities to adopt a strategic approach to developing services for homeless people, multi-agency monitoring schemes are regarded as a necessity.
Establishing a multi-agency monitoring scheme will not only help local authorities develop their homelessness and supported housing strategies, but will also lead to local agencies working closely together.
This good practice guide sets out the basics of setting up, running, and trouble-shooting a multi-agency monitoring scheme.
Published: October 2004
ISBN: 978-1-903595-36-7
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