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Along with a contribution from Spring Housing’s Thea Raisbeck, we were joined on the day by representatives from Basis Yorkshire, Leeds City Council, Porchlight (Kent), Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse and Solace Women’s Aid. The event was expertly Chaired by Michaela Campbell, Ending Women’s Homelessness Lead at Homeless Link. Being Missed or Missing Out where next for women and rough sleeping Related documents: Presentation Slides Basis Women’s Homelessness and Strategic Change Porchlight – Women’s Services – External Presentation Westminster Housing First Charter of Rights Charter of Rights – Living In Supported Accommodation Charter Of Rights – Provider Guidance Spring Housing Impact Report Spring Housing Impact Report Exempt from Responsibility? 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