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The project team is using a human-centred, design-based approach to test the successful Welsh Duty to Assist model in Hamilton, Ontario. Duty to Assist legally requires municipal authorities to assist anyone at risk of homelessness or who has become homeless. You can learn more about this groundbreaking, rights-based approach by visiting our 2019 Designership web page.
Field Notes includes updates on the project—known as the Designership—as well links to in-depth articles, reading resources, and updates from our partner Making the Shift, co-led by Canadian Observatory on Homelessness (COH) and A Way Home Canada (AWHC).
The project team is using a human-centred, design-based approach to test the successful Welsh Duty to Assist model in Hamilton, Ontario. Duty to Assist legally requires municipal authorities to assist anyone at risk of homelessness or who has become homeless. You can learn more about this groundbreaking, rights-based approach by visiting our 2019 Designership web page.
Field Notes includes updates on the project—known as the Designership—as well links to in-depth articles, reading resources, and updates from our partner Making the Shift, co-led by Canadian Observatory on Homelessness (COH) and A Way Home Canada (AWHC).
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