Homelessness charity Crisis has been praised for its
"major innovation" in providing education and employment support for
homeless people. The report from the Centre for Housing Policy at the University
of York looked at education models around the world and concluded that Crisis
has made "one of the most advanced and comprehensive attempts" at
helping homeless people to re-enter society. It also highlights impressive
achievements in getting people into secure paid work. In 2012 and 2013, Crisis
helped to secure 852 paid jobs, 3,904 exam passes and certificates and 1,191
training places across the country. Download a copy of the report from the
Crisis website.
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