TROUBLED FAMILIES

A design for life

Local authorities and housing associations ought to be natural partners, and the case for collaboration is becoming increasingly urgent, argues Laura Wilkes.

Local authorities and housing associations ought to be natural partners. There is so much crossover between the people that they work with, the challenges that these individuals face and the services delivered to meet their needs. In this context, collaboration makes perfect sense.

This case for collaboration is becoming increasingly urgent as pressures being faced by all sectors are starting to have a substantial impact. Councils and health partners are in the middle of monumental cuts to services, which are set to continue well into the next parliament.

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