01315nam a2200193 4500 20457 20457 20060630u y0pory50 ba eng Inclusion and exclusion in the re-housing of former prisoners A case study demonstrates some of the causes of widespread housing difficulties among former prisoners, such as a lack of appropriate advice in prisons and a failure to coordinate the work of the prison and probation services. While the government has taken action to tackle these problems, a more fundamental difficulty is that social landlords may be unwilling to meet housing needs because they perceive that offenders pose a threat to community safety. Changing this perception is essential to prevent conflict between the government's housing and resettlement policies and to ensure that the needs of former prisoners are met. V.53,n.2 June 2006 p.137-153 Probation Journal London INCLUSÃO SOCIAL EXCLUSÃO SOCIAL EX-RECLUSO ESTUDO DE CASOS PROBATION SERVICE SEGURANÇA COMUNIDADE POLÍTICA SOCIAL HARDING Allison HARDING Jamie P.105 0 P__105_000000000000000 2021-12-17 23786 DGRSP DGRSP P.105 2021-12-17 0 AP