Homeless centre gets regeneration - Birmingham (Snow Hill)
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Channel: BhamUrbanNewsUK · 2010 · News & Politics
ONE of Birmingham city centres largest hostels is set to get a £10 million redevelopment to help the homeless keep off the streets. The Snow Hill scheme will see 88 self-contained apartments, for either men or women, built to allow people adjust to independent living. They are aimed at those who are ready to move on from hostel accommodation. It will allow them to gain confidence and learn to live independently. The scheme is a team effort between the Midland Heart Housing Association, the Governments Homes and Communities Agency and Birmingham City Council. This piece first broadcast on UK's ITV Central region. Programme (Program) -- Central Tonight. 21 Apr 2010
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