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About FEANTSA |
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Strategies to Combat Homelessness |
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Homeless in Europe Magazine |
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Ending Homelessness Campaign |
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Summer 2010
Homelessness and migration in Europe: finding responses
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FEANTSA is supported by the European Commission
The information contained in this website does not necessarily reflect the position or opinion of the European Commission.
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Tools and Toolkits
FEANTSA produces a number of tools and toolkits to help service users, researchers, local authorities etc, to better understand and tackle the problem of homelessness. Click on the links below to find out more about definitions of homelessness, integrated homeless strategies, how to ensure the meaningful participation of people experiencing homelessness in decisions affecting services, and EU specific terms.
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This one-page typology was developed as a means of improving understanding and measurement of homelessness in Europe and classifies homeless people according to four living situations - rooflessness, houselessness, insecure housing and inadequate housing.
Now available in 13 EU languages! |
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This is a one-page outline of the ten main approaches used to combating homelessness.
Available in English, French, Polish and Italian. |
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This 12-page document is addressed to organisations providing services for people who are homeless and the people that use those services.
Available in English, French, Dutch, Polish, Spanish and German. |
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This handbook is aimed at policy makers and others seeking to tackle homelessness in Europe. It sets out the need for ambitious strategies which aim to end homelessness. It details the priorities and essential components that such strategies should contain. More specifically, it presents a set of five goals that strategies to end homelessness must work towards achieving, and gives examples of approaches that have been used to make progress towards them
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EU social policy terms can sometimes be confusing and unclear. See here for straight forward explanations! |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Homelessness |
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This is a compilation of the main housing related cases considered under the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. |
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