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Exempt Supported housing that Stands Up to Scrutiny: How Zetetick Strengthens Local Authority Strategies   Introduction: Why Exempt Supported Housing Matters for Local Authorities Local authorities are working in an environment of unprecedented challenge: rising demand for supported housing, constrained funding, public concern about poor-quality providers and increasing expectations around audit, compliance and transparency. Exempt...
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Social Justice in the UK: Not Just 5 Easy Answers An essay on belonging, values and the quiet decisions that determine who gets a future. Britain and social media love tidy problems. We return to them as if simplicity could save us. A slogan here, a funding announcement there, another consultation promising to reshape everything...
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Zetetick founder Gary Scott cutting a ribbon to open Scott House and Founder House.
Zetetick secures future for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs in Croydon. Persistent rain didn’t dampen the mood in Croydon as Zetetick staff, trustees, tenants and care partners gathered to celebrate the official opening of Scott House and Founder House. The event marked an important moment for Zetetick Housing, as we secured the...
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Why Small Charities Need Each Other   A Conversation We Should Have Had Long Ago We look around our sector and feel the quiet strain behind the public calm. We see it in housing. We see it in care. We see it in charities working with people who have learning disabilities, autism or complex needs....
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The Price of Belonging: Why a Civilised Society Must Choose to Care When We Forget What Holds Us Together There is a moment in your life when you realise the world you grew up in has slipped away. For me, it was not one moment but a series of small recognitions. I remembered being fourteen,...
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