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Asylum accommodation – latest on hotels and barracks

30 July 202531 July 2025

The costs of asylum accommodation stay high while the government promises cost savings and less use of hotels. At the same time, it plans to…

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Specialist supported housing: A safety net for separated migrant children
Asylum accommodation

Specialist supported housing: A safety net for separated migrant children

5 May 202531 July 2025

Spiros Georgiou, head of care and supported housing (homelessness and mental health) at Hightown Housing Association, explains why dedicated, specialist supported housing services can be…

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Asylum accommodation and local connection: it’s complicated!
Asylum accommodation

Asylum accommodation and local connection: it’s complicated!

4 May 202531 July 2025

In response to recent queries about establishing a “local connection” for those leaving asylum accommodation, Housing Rights contributor Sue Lukes offers this guidance, with input…

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Asylum accommodation

Latest news on barracks and similar accommodation

2 May 202531 July 2025

Napier barracks to close, Wethersfield stays open Napier barracks, one of the first mass accommodation sites opened to house asylum seekers, is to be closed…

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New refugees need help to find secure housing
Asylum accommodation

New refugees need help to find secure housing

1 May 202531 July 2025

Anna Yassin, Migrant Services and Advocacy Manager at the Glass Door Homeless Charity, writes about refugee homelessness and how to tackle it. Glass Door Homeless…

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