International Women’s Day – No Recourse to Public Funds
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we hear from Maria, who was housed by Praxis, on the impact the project has had on her life.
Read MorePioneering housing project helping asylum seekers out of destitution
After three years in development, our No Recourse to Public Funds project has received its final evaluation, after helping over 100 people.
Read MoreCommonweal project for destitute migrants finalist in World Habitat Awards
A Commonweal funded project that houses destitute migrants has been selected as a finalist in the World Habitat Awards.
Read MoreInterim evaluation of our NRPF project now online
The interim evaluation report on our No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) project is now available to download.
Read MoreThe shameful state of Britain’s housing for refugees
“The way a government treats refugees is very instructive; it shows you how they would treat the rest of us if they thought they could get away with it.”
Read MoreUnattractive, unsympathetic and controversial ….it’s what we do
As part of Commonweal Housing’s 10th Anniversary celebration this year – we launched a new competition Starter for 10 with the prize being £10,000 to fund research or a feasibility study in to new and under-reported areas of social injustice. We wanted to help organisations explore new problems and new injustices that they believe are…
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