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Charities collaborate to increase private rented housing for disabled people

19 Jun 2013 | Tania Mason

The Housing and Support Alliance has teamed up with the co-founder of moneysupermarket.com and the Centre for Welfare Reform to launch a project to increase the provision of private rented housing for people with learning disabilities.


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Age Concern establishes database business

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