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Developing services for black and minority ethnic communities
Corporate AuthorFoundations - National Co-ordinating Body for Home Improvement Agencies
PublisherFoundations - National Co-ordinating Body for Home Improvement Agencies, Glossop, Derbyshire, 2003
Pages46 pp (Good practice guide)
SourceFoundations, Bleaklow House, Howard Town Mill, Glossop, SK13 8HT. http://www.foundations.uk.com
KeywordsEthnic groups ; Services ; Owner occupied dwellings ; Maintenance ; Improvement ; Standards of provision.
AnnotationHome Improvement Agencies (HIAs) play an important role in promoting independence for vulnerable people, particularly those living in private sector housing. As black and minority ethnic (BME) groups are more likely to live in substandard owner-occupied housing than other groups, HIAs have the potential to improve their quality of life. This document provides guidance for agencies and service providers setting up services, to ensure that services are equally accessible and available to all community members - in line with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) Supporting People programme. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-050125212 B
ClassmarkTK: I: KEA: 5P6: 5ST: 583

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