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JOB VACANCY- Replication Officer
Commonweal are looking to appoint a Re-Unite Replication Officer (closing date 13th February 2012)

New Re-Unite project launched

New Re-unite website launched

Re-Unite project shortlisted for the Centre for Social Justice Award

Commonweal set up new project ; Re-Unite Birmingham

Re-Unite cited in the final report from The Women's Justice Taskforce

Commonweal's Chair, Fiona Mactaggart MP, wins Society Champion award

Commonweal features in Welsh Housing Quarterly magazine

COMMONWEAL RESPONDS TO MoJ GREEN PAPER

COMMONWEAL FEATURED IN LONDON FUNDERS' MEMBER FOCUS

COMMONWEAL PURCHASE NEW PROPERTY FOR THE CHRYSALIS PROJECT

Re-Unite Round Table Seminar
Commonweal and Housing for Women hold the first round table event on the Re-Unite project

COMMONWEAL APPOINT LONDON SOUTH BANK UNIVERSITY

PRESENTATIONS FROM THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF HOUSING’S NATIONAL CONFERENCE NOW AVAILABLE

COMMONWEAL ANNUAL REVIEW PUBLISHED
READ THE REVIEW OF OUR 2009-10 ACTIVITIES

RE-UNITE EVALUATION SUMMARY NOW AVAILABLE
Our latest publication on the Re-Unite project is now available for you to download

COMMONWEAL SPEAKING AT THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE FOR HOUSING'S ANNUAL CONFERENCE,24th JUNE, HARROGATE
Commonweal, Housing for Women and NACRO will be speaking about the successful Re-Unite project for homeless mothers being released from prison.

3- YEAR EVALUATION OF COMMONWEAL’S RE-UNITE PILOT SCHEME RELEASED
The three-year evaluation of the Re-Unite Project undertaken by the Institute of Criminology, Cambridge University is now available for you to read.

A NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOR COMMONWEAL
As part of the next phase of development, Commonweal is pleased to announce the appointment of Ashley Horsey as Chief Executive

READ THE REVIEW OF OUR 2008-09 ACTIVITIES

THE CHRYSALIS PROJECT
ST. MUNGO’S AND COMMONWEAL SIGN AGREEMENTS FOR THE CHRYSALIS PROJECT


COMMONWEAL AGREES TO INVEST OVER £1M IN A JOINT VENTURE WITH ST MUNGO'S

READ THE REVIEW OF OUR PAST YEAR'S WORK

COMMONWEAL AGREES TO COMMIT ANOTHER CIRCA £.5M CAPITAL TO THE RE-UNITE PROJECT
Following the successful first eight months operation of the Re-Unite Project, Commonweal has agreed to commit approximately half-a million pounds worth of additional flats to launch a new strand to the project.

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