Titlebook: Social Work and Housing; Gill Stewart,John Stewart Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 health.knowledge.social w

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Relationship Breakdown,ng conditions themselves contribute to a deteriorating relationship; and the housing problems which may result afterwards. In this chapter we shall concentrate on the housing difficulties which follow relationship breakdown.

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Homeless Families, the local authority housing department as homeless often seemed to be the only housing solution available. Homeless applicants are treated differently depending on household composition and those most likely to be helped are adults with dependent children: ‘homeless families’.. Social services have

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Difficult Estates,d ‘problem estates’, and they are said to be inhabited by ‘problem families’. ‘Difficult’ is a less perjorative description which still conveys how such estates are regarded by housing managers and tenants alike. In this chapter we shall discuss how estates become difficult; what it is like living t

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The Housing Problem and Social Work,agencies. It was argued that problem solving strategies must develop from what is perceived to be the location of the problem: housing conditions, which should be amenable to improvement or adaptation; changing relationships between household members, which commonly end in break-up and the need for

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Relationship Breakdown,ng conditions themselves contribute to a deteriorating relationship; and the housing problems which may result afterwards. In this chapter we shall concentrate on the housing difficulties which follow relationship breakdown.

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