A/HRC/54/30 (f) Prevent and prohibit evictions leading to homelessness through legislative and other means, including by establishing mechanisms to prevent evictions that include local authorities, tenancy tribunals, public and private housing providers, social service providers and civil society organizations; (g) Establish support programmes to ensure access to housing for persons released from foster care, childcare institutions, hospitals, military service or prisons or other institutions; (h) Provide emergency and temporary housing that meets the existing human rights standards for all persons experiencing homelessness, without discrimination, including those exploited in contemporary forms of slavery; (i) Provide tailored support to children and young people, women, single parent families, minorities, indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex people in order to prevent intersecting forms of discrimination in access to emergency and temporary housing; (j) Work collaboratively with civil society organizations, private housing providers, businesses and international donors in providing emergency and temporary housing; (k) Ensure swift access to long-term affordable, safe and secure housing or land to persons experiencing homelessness, in closer cooperation with public and private housing providers, civil society and other stakeholders, and consider implementing additional measures, such as financial incentives or rent guarantees for housing providers and rental and mortgage subsidies for groups in particularly vulnerable situations; (l) Provide equal access to essential services, including health care and social assistance, as well as access to justice and remedies for all persons experiencing homelessness, without discrimination, and consider special measures, including noncontributory schemes, where possible and appropriate; (m) Through legislative and other means, eliminate barriers that make it difficult for persons experiencing homelessness to acquire access to public services, such as requirements for identity documents, regular migration status, a fixed address and a bank account; (n) Ensure that the provision of public services sufficiently reflects the individual needs and circumstances of persons experiencing homelessness, paying due regard to age, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity and indigenous, migration, disability and health status, including with regard to substance abuse; (o) Proactively provide information about available public services to persons experiencing homelessness, in close cooperation with civil society organizations and other stakeholders; (p) Ensure that persons experiencing homelessness and/or those representing their interests actively participate in all decision-making processes that affect their wellbeing; (q) Pay particular attention to children in street situations who may require additional care and support, and depending on the needs of each child, consider such measures as family reunification or community-based care for those without parents or guardians; (r) Secure equal access to education and vocational training, as well as medical and psychosocial support, for children in street situations, without discrimination; (s) Ensure that parents and families are socially and economically supported in order to prevent their children from being pushed into street situations; (t) Provide equal opportunities for decent work to persons experiencing homelessness, in close cooperation with businesses and civil society actors, including GE.23-12640 17