The Slavery and Trafficking Care Standards have undergone a comprehensive update to ensure that adult survivors of modern slavery receive appropriate, high-quality care across the UK.

Commonweal is delighted to support four University of Birmingham undergraduate students with their final-year projects investigating housing-related issues and injustices.

Stephen Hulme, Development Manager at young people's charity Break, highlights the housing challenges facing young care leavers and summarises their Commonweal-supported feasibility study, which explores how a tenancy switch model could help this group secure stable, long-term housing.

Commonweal is pleased to have supported The Human Trafficking Foundation's work updating the Slavery and Trafficking Survivors Care Standards, which aim to provide consistent, quality care for adult trafficking survivors across the UK.

Amidst the fury and debate about asylum hotels and the refugee framework in general, discussion about cascading refugee homelessness has struggled to break through