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MIDSHIRE SUPPORTED HOUSING TRUST.

We are based in Aston, Birmingham, UK.
Our hostel consists 43 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 15 bathrooms, 12 Toilets, Snooker Area, Education centre and Lounge Area.

24/7 Manned with CCTV monitoring system day and night and also supported by staff day and night.

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Afghanistan has, for many years, been one of the worst places on earth to be a child, but over the past few weeks, the situation for many children has become even more alarming.

UNICEF is extremely concerned about the rise in grave violations of children’s rights, especially the recruitment of children by armed groups.

Afghanistan is facing a triple crisis: escalating violence, the COVID-19 pandemic that has closed schools, and the effects of the continuing drought.

10 million children are already in need of humanitarian assistance.

If we do not take action immediately, UNICEF predicts that 50% of all children under the age of 5 in Afghanistan will be severely malnourished by the end of the year.

UNICEF is on the ground, delivering essential health supplies, water and life-saving food for children and families.

UNICEF is there before, during and after an emergency. When others leave crises; we stay.

We’ve been in Afghanistan for 65 years. In that time, we’ve nurtured community networks and built trust with everyone we need to get the job done. We will stay for children.

Please help UNICEF deliver essential health supplies, water and life-saving food for Afghanistan’s children: https://www.unicef.org.uk/donate/donate-and-help-protect-children-in-afghanistan/

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Supportive housing is remarkably effective: 90 percent of residents stay housed and have improved health, financial stability, and self-sufficiency. Simply put, supportive housing is the best way to end the most persistent and acute homelessness.

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