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16:52 May 23, 2005 |
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bcha floating support referral form formulario de referencia de apoyo o soporte variable del BCHA Explanation: suerte |
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bcha floating support referral form formulario para solicitar apoyo temporario de locación a BCHA Explanation: BCHA Stands for Bournemouth Churches Housing Association -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 29 mins (2005-05-23 17:21:42 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Housing and \'floating support\': a review In recent years housing associations have been able to provide intensive housing management support to people living in self-contained housing through a funding mechanism known as \'floating support\'. The Housing Corporation, Housing for Wales and Scottish Homes provide revenue funding on the basis that tenants are assumed to have short-term support needs; when they no longer need it the service \'floats\' off to someone else while they remain living in their property under general housing management. A review of this type of support found: http://www.jrf.org.uk/knowledge/findings/housing/H147.asp Bournemouth Churches Housing Association This organisation maintains a register of landlords willing to take tenants needing extra support. BCHA assist these landlords by: encouraging landlords to make contact if there are issues or problems with referred tenants, providing support to tenant and landlord by phone or in person, or by referral to another agency, operating a rent deposit scheme and providing a mediation service if relationships break down between the landlord and http://www.odpm.gov.uk/stellent/groups/odpm_homelessness/doc... |
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