Report to Incommunities on the About Turn Project

This is an independent account of the work of the Incommunities About Turn project to support households in difficulty with their tenancy. The project has run for 3 years and has a track record in dealing with difficult tenancies. LSE Housing has examined the tenancy records, evidence from staff interviews and family development, in order to highlight how much progress is being made, what barriers and difficulties are faced and how this work fits within the wider national and Bradford city context. Our aim is to present an overview of the costs and benefits of this project from the perspective of new social priorities in the housing world and its difficulties with the most marginal tenants.[...]

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Year of publication:	2008-05-01
Authors:	Power, Anne T. ; Lane, Laura ; Serle, Nicola
Institutions:	London School of Economics and Political Science
Published in:	London School of Economics and Political Science - CASE Reports CASEreport 55
Subject:	Haushalt \| Household \| Gemeinschaft \| Familie \| Famille \| Belegschaft \| staff \| Pacht \| Tenancy Reform

1. Introduction
2. Summary of most important findings
3. About the project
4. Methods and approach of About Turn
5. About Turn case history analysis
6. Successes and challenges
7. Costs and benefits
8. Feedback from other agencies
9. Overview
10. Conclusions

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