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Are you living in emergency or temporary accommodation? Or are you helping someone living in emergency or temporary accommodation. It is difficult to find information online about this situation. This is why we are updating a guide to help you understand the law and your rights in temporary accommodation. Let us know more about your experiences in this short survey to help us make our guide better ↘️ https://shorturl.at/Rctsi #TemporaryHousing #EmergencyHousing #TemporaryAccommodation #EmergencyAccommodation

Are you living in emergency or temporary accommodation? Or are you helping someone living in emergency or temporary accommodation. It is difficult to find information online about this situation. This is why we are updating a guide to help you understand the law and your rights in temporary accommodation. Let us know more about your experiences in this short survey to help us make our guide better ↘️ https://shorturl.at/Rctsi #TemporaryHousing #EmergencyHousing #TemporaryAccommodation #EmergencyAccommodation

It is essential that providers come together with one voice to ask for clarity, and consistency from our regulator and the government. By doing so will help drive up standards and quality of practice in the sector.

A Call to Action to Supported Accommodation Providers Following a recent survey of our provider members and ongoing communication with those members, several concerns have been raised, that still need to be properly addressed by the relevant authorities. We reaffirm the defence of the much-needed regulation of the sector to protect vulnerable young people. But, provider concerns are being elevated by recent public communications from Ofsted that don’t seem to be in line with the content of the original regulations and the guide accompanying the regulations. On which providers depended to make their decision to register and shape their services. These concerns are related to: - The downgrading of Supported Accommodation and limiting the support that providers are able and capable of delivering for the benefit of many vulnerable young people; - Decision-making affecting the lives of vulnerable young people is coming from outside and above as opposed to within and below, with no representation of the voice (and concerns) of the ones that deliver Supported Accommodation, meaning the vast experience that already exists in the sector and the actual experience of the young people is being ignored; - The application of the regulations is being shaped by anecdotes and outliers and not the reality of what supported accommodation is and can be for many vulnerable young people. The SAA is promoting a meeting open to any supported accommodation provider to discuss these concerns, intending to create an open letter of concerns and expectations, to be delivered to Ofsted, DfE and other representative governmental associations. We also call for other provider associations to join this meeting, so the voices of providers can be heard and taken into consideration. https://lnkd.in/e33ah-wV #supportedaccommodation #saa #ofsted #dfe

Why Communication is Key to the Accommodation Process In this article, https://ow.ly/4toi50Skosh shares tips to ensure good communication among all parties involved in the accommodation process. Check it out here: https://ow.ly/CjYR50Skosg

🏠 Supported Accommodation – How to complete the Regulation 32 Review🌟 Discover the essentials of the Regulation 32 Quality of Support Review in our latest blog post. With the introduction of the Supported Accommodation Regulations 2023, it's crucial to understand why these reviews are mandatory and how to effectively complete them. 📊✅ Find out more in our blog post - https://loom.ly/tTeuW0c #supportedaccommodation #regulation32

Ready for the new era of serviced accommodation? Join our next live webinar on Wednesday 3rd April at 1pm as we explore the key updates to serviced accommodation legislation, focusing on the new licensing requirements and the expected impact on property owners. We will cover: ➡️ The motivations behind these changes - such as enhancing safety, compliance, and quality standards ➡️ The specifics of the legislation in Scotland and the proposed lighter scheme in England, including the introduction of a mandatory national register and planning permissions ➡️ The benefits for property owners, such as the elimination of substandard properties and opportunities in high-density areas, alongside addressing the challenges and preparation needed to comply with these changes You can register for your virtual seat here: https://lnkd.in/e7vpMhV9 . . . #servicedaccomodation #ukpropertymarket #ukpropertynews #propertynews #servicedaccommodationuk

What is a Secure Accommodation Order (SAO)? The Local Authority can apply for a Secure Accommodation Order (SAO) in relation to a child where the child has a history of absconding, is likely to abscond, and, if they do abscond, is likely to suffer significant harm or if they are kept in any other description of the accommodation, they are likely to injure themselves or other persons. Once this criteria is met, the court shall make the order. Read more in our blog below. #SecureAccommodationOrder #ChildrenLaw #FamilyLaw #FamilySolicitors #Hartlepool

🆕 Abode Worldwide’s In Conversation at the UK Short Term Accommodation Association (STAA)’s Short Stay Summit Dale Smith, CEO of Host & Stay is up next in our series of conversations from the Short Stay Summit. Dale spoke to us about impending regulation, how important it is for property managers to take action now, and why it is so crucial to take ownership of on-the-ground operations. 🎥 YouTube - https://lnkd.in/eAs7iNS5

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