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May 21, 2020

The Importance of Working Collaboratively During COVID-19: A Case Study

By Emma Robert inUncategorised Tag antisocial behaviour, ASB, behaviour, Council, covid-19, Housing Association, law, mental health

  A collaborative blog working with Craig Kendall (ASB Team Leader) from Hyde Housing discussing the importance of working collaboratively during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the blog here: The Importance of Collaborative Working During COVID-19

May 9, 2017

The Elephant in the Room

By hollie in2017, Blog, May 2017 Tag anti social behaviour, elephant in the room, mental health, victim

Mental Health and Anti-Social Behaviour This week is Mental Health Awareness week.  As we hear from victims and speak to agencies, it is clear that mental health and anti-social behaviour are closely interlinked. It is a difficult topic and we would suggest that often in cases of ASB it is the elephant in the room

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Mar 2, 2016

Death Threats

By hollie in2016, Blog, Case Studies, March2016 Tag death threats, hate crime, mental health, religion, vulnerable

“I felt like the police were trying to talk me out of pressing charges as they didn’t seem to understand the gravity of the situation until we started getting death threats.” ‘Carole’, in Council housing, explains she was a victim of hate crime due to her religion and mental illness. If she was suffering with

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