Gold Standard Measure Who will do it Outcome PRIORITY Priority 1 Identify people 1 Corporate Health and Wellbeing Board Victims of domestic violence have access to advice and most at risk of domestic homelessness interventions. Homelessness Partnership violence and prevent homelessness Priority 2 Improve 2 SEET needs Economic and Community Low income and workless have access to good quality housing advice and Development Policy education, volunteering and employment opportunities 3 Options support for people living in Development and Scrutiny and needs are included in corporate Economic Strategy. areas Panel Homelessness Partnership People with mental or physical difficulty get positive JCP/ VCS Training and message about getting into work. Education Providers Registered Social Landlords Priority 3 Target 7 MR Scheme Supporting People and Low income mortgagors have access to advice and mortgage rescue advice Communities interventions. and assistance at low income households Priority 4 Target welfare 2 SEET needs Supporting People and Low income social housing tenants have access to advice at low income Communities advice and interventions. households living in social Homelessness Partnership housing Single people as well as families in need are a comprehensive prevention service, steps to improve the service through Peer-led Practitioner Prevention Housing Services Partnership developed by the National Homelessness Advice Service. Priority 5 Prevent 2 SEET needs Registered Providers (Curo) New social housing tenants have access to first year evictions of social housing tenancy advice and interventions. Housing Services tenants in the first year of Pre-eviction protocols reviewed. new tenancies Homesearch applicants have access to Enhanced Housing Options Services Priority 6 Review the 5 Pathways Registered Providers (Curo) Family sized and retirement social housing mapped and distribution and tenant gapped. Older people’s housing aspirations understood. Housing Services
PRIORITY Gold Standard Measure Who will do it Outcome Priority 1 Identify people most at risk of domestic violence and prevent homelessness 1 Corporate Health and Wellbeing Board Homelessness Partnership Victims of domestic violence have access to advice and homelessness interventions. Priority 2 Improve housing advice and support for people living in areas 2 SEET needs 3 Options Economic and Community Development Policy Development and Scrutiny Panel Homelessness Partnership JCP/ VCS Training and Education Providers Registered Social Landlords Low income and workless have access to good quality education, volunteering and employment opportunities and needs are included in corporate Economic Strategy. People with mental or physical difficulty get positive message about getting into work. Priority 3 Target mortgage rescue advice and assistance at low income households 7 MR Scheme Supporting People and Communities Low income mortgagors have access to advice and interventions. Priority 4 Target welfare advice at low income households living in social housing 2 SEET needs Supporting People and Communities Homelessness Partnership Housing Services Low income social housing tenants have access to advice and interventions. Single people as well as families in need are a comprehensive prevention service, steps to improve the service through Peer-led Practitioner Prevention Partnership developed by the National Homelessness Advice Service. Priority 5 Prevent evictions of social housing tenants in the first year of new tenancies 2 SEET needs Registered Providers (Curo) Housing Services New social housing tenants have access to first year tenancy advice and interventions. Pre-eviction protocols reviewed. Homesearch applicants have access to Enhanced Housing Options Services Priority 6 Review the distribution and tenant 5 Pathways Registered Providers (Curo) Housing Services Family sized and retirement social housing mapped and gapped. Older people’s housing aspirations understood.
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