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The Homelessness Reduction Act came in to force on 3rd April 2018 – if you have any questions relating to how this impacts on your clients, contact our team of expert advisers via phone, email or webchat.
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Local Authorities can get up to speed with the latest on the Homelessness Reduction Act through our face to face course. Click on the link to find out more:
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Our 'Introduction to the Homelessness Reduction Act' webinar provides an overview of key points in the Act.
Email nhaswebinars@shelter.org.uk for available dates, or log in to download our webinar calendar.
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We provide FREE expert advice, training and support to housing professionals working in local councils, voluntary advice agencies, local Citizens Advice and public authorities in England.
This is the first time I have done a webinar and was surprised at how easy it was to join in, information was clear and well delivered. Having 2 trainers worked well so did the quizzes. Slides are well written; they are easy to follow, concise, logical and will be a useful reference guide in the future.Webinar delegate
I used the webchat service and was extremely impressed. The adviser who attended my chat was extremely helpful and informative, I will not hesitate to recommend and use this service again should I need to. Thank you again, brilliant service.Webchat user
This was excellent training and I benefited from meeting other practitioners and learning how other areas work and what resources they have available.Face to face course delegate
Astounding service-- strong and thoughtful advice delivered coherently by phone and later in email. So pleased something like this exists.Consultancy Line user
Succinct, thorough and pertinent expert advice. Really brilliant. I couldn't find it in books. thanks so much - you've prevented someone becoming homeless.Housing Second Tier Service referrer
