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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsSafe care at home review (accessible version) - GOV.UK

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   Jul 4, 2023 · ‘Home’ should always be a place where people feel safe, and this government is dedicated to ensuring people with care and support needs, who rely on others to help them with their daily...

2. www.alzheimers.org.uk › get-support › help-dementiaCare options: When is the right time to move someone into care?

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   It explains how to identify when someone needs to move into a care home, and when at home support is more appropriate. This information is for carers, friends and family who are considering care options, including going into a home, for a person with dementia.

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4. refuge.org.uk › i-need-help-now › how-we-can-helpOur refuges - Refuge

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   Need a safe place to stay? Call the National Domestic Abuse Helpline, for free and in confidence, 24 hours a day: 0808 2000 247. You can also chat with us live on the website, Monday-Friday 10 am - 10pm. Go to the Helpline website. Frequently Asked Questions. Who can go to a refuge? What can refuge staff help with? How long do women stay?

5. www.scope.org.uk › advice-and-support › how-to-findFinding emergency housing | Disability charity Scope UK

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   • Referral to A Refuge
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   A refuge is safe accommodation for people experiencing or at risk of domestic abuse. If you're in this situation, call a domestic abuse organisation or helpline. An adviser can help you find a refuge space. The refuge will help you make a plan to leave your home safely. Travel to Refuge You can stay in a refuge while you look for longer-term housin...

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   If you’re at risk of domestic abuse in your home, you are classed as ‘legally homeless’. This means local authorities must help you find safe accommodation or help you be safe in your home. This can be your local authority or one in another area. You must meet certain residence conditions for them to support you. There are different conditions for:...

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   You will get emergency housing if you meet residence conditions and you are: 1. pregnant or have children living with you 2. homeless because of domestic abuse 3. considered ‘vulnerable’, for example due to disability or a serious health condition Find your local authority (GOV.UK) Accommodation options are limited, but councils must try to take yo...

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6. www.dorchesterhabitat.org › why-is-having-a-safeWhy is having a safe home so important?

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   Discover the importance of having a safe home for you and your family. Learn how Dorchester Habitat for Humanity can help make homeownership a reality. Read more now.

7. england.shelter.org.uk › housing_adviceLeaving home and family problems - Shelter England

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   You can get free advice on your rights and options from the charity Centrepoint if you are 16-25 years old and homeless or about to lose your home. Message them on web chat or contact them on 0808 800 0661. Find out how to get advice from Centrepoint.

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   Should 'home' be a safe place?

   • ‘Home’ should always be a place where people feel safe, and this government is dedicated to ensuring people with care and support needs, who rely on others to help them with their daily activities in their homes, are free from abuse and neglect.

   Safe care at home review (accessible version) - GOV.UK

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   Why is having a safe home so important?

   • For many, having a safe place to call home is simply a fact of life, like moving around easily or thinking clearly. However, others are less fortunate and have spent a portion of or, in some cases, all of their lives without a safe and stable home.

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   How does a safe home affect your life?

   • Here are just a few of the ways that a safe home can influence your life and the reasons why our work is so vitally important. Being without a safe and comfortable place to live can seriously affect your self-esteem. If a person is left without somewhere safe and secure to live, they can become less confident.

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   Does living without a safe place to live affect your self-esteem?

   • Being without a safe and comfortable place to live can seriously affect your self-esteem. If a person is left without somewhere safe and secure to live, they can become less confident. For young people, this can seriously harm their development and color every part of their future lives.

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   What happens if a community doesn't have a safe place to live?

   • Communities are the lifeblood of our society, without which we would be individuals looking out for ourselves. However, when there’s a high proportion of individuals and families in a community without a safe place to live, the community can disintegrate, and its spirit weakens.

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   What is the safe care at home review?

   • However, the passage of the Domestic Abuse Act in 2021 highlighted the need for a more considered review into the protections and support available for victims of abuse in care contexts. This government committed to address this by completing the Safe Care at Home Review to consider how we can continue to protect people from harm.

   Safe care at home review (accessible version) - GOV.UK

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9. survivingeconomicabuse.org › i-need-help › housingFinding a safe place to live - Surviving Economic Abuse

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   You can get advice online from Shelter, from a local Shelter advice service or your local Citizens Advice. If you have nowhere to sleep tonight, are at risk of harm or losing your home within the next two months, call the Shelter Helpline on 0808 800 4444 for advice and information on your options.