Scotland’s largest social landlord and major charity undergo anti-racist review of services
Researchers have carried out an anti-racist review of how Scotland’s largest social landlord and a homelessness charity are delivering services for Black and minority ethnic people.
The research took place in Glasgow, and focused on Wheatley and Shelter Scotland (picture: Alamy)
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