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Safe as houses
An inclusive approach for housing drug users.
The provision of accommodation for drug users is a complex issue. Drug use can be a triggering factor leading to homelessness, with many drug users refused entry to, or evicted from, accommodation.
Safe as houses identifies the housing needs of drug users, offering both insight and good practice recommendations for this vulnerable group.
Published: February 2006
ISBN: 978-1-903595-56-5
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