Why ‘Move-on’ Needs to Be the Start of the Conversation, Not the End
Too often in supported housing, ‘move-on’ is treated as an ending – a bed freed, a box ticked, a referral cycle restarted. But for the person living through it, moving on is one of the most significant transitions of their life.
In this think piece, Dr Amanda Milliner argues that sustainable move-on begins not at the end of a placement, but on the very first day – and that the quality of that journey is what determines whether someone’s next tenancy holds.
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