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Outreach and Rough Sleeping Prevention

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CPU7343 - Homelessness Prevention Services - Open Framework

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AgencyNottingham City Council
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Organization / AgencyNottingham City Council
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Performs street outreach, in-reach, and rough sleeping prevention for prime contractors on Nottingham City Council projects. Engages individuals sleeping rough via mobile outreach and provides in-reach services to institutional settings. Delivers outreach logs, engagement reports, and successful referrals to housing.

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