Youth homelessness charity Depaul UK and biopharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca
have published guidance to improve the health of young homeless people. It is
addressed to health and wellbeing boards, which take up statutory functions to
improve health services in local communities this month. The guidance says the boards have an
important role in ensuring services for young homeless people are integrated,
‘in particular joining up areas such as social care, transport, leisure
planning and housing’. Download a copy
of the report from the Depaul UK website.
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