Oceander CIC has called for an evidence-based review of the planning enforcement process at its 19-room Dundas Street homelessness service, which now stands empty while its retrospective planning application remains undetermined.
Taken from the Sunderland Echo Article: A trio of entrepreneurs from Sunderland are turning their attention to helping tackle the issue of homelessness with solutions to help bring about long-term change in the city. Matt Blair, Emmanuel Lewu and Mia Fang already run a number of businesses focusing on property
Taken from the Sunderland BIC Website: A trio of entrepreneurs from Sunderland are turning their attention to helping tackle the issue of homelessness with solutions to bring about long-term change. “Each person’s circumstances are unique so it’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. To bring about a permanent change, our staff take
Taken from the Sunderland Business Partnership website: Working with the social enterprise team at the North East BIC, they’ve launched Social By Oceander CIC to offer supported living accommodation along with mental health and wellbeing services to tackle the root causes of homelessness and help break the cycle for those
