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More rough sleepers are set to be helped off the streets and into safe accommodation thanks to a further £203 million funding.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Expanded £64 million Changing Futures programme will help more adults facing multiple issues such as homelessness, substance misuse and domestic abuse.
Homes will be made available in every region of England, enabling people who sleep rough to be rehoused in secure, long-term accommodation.
The Secretary of State's speech to the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) at the launch of their ‘Close to Home’ report.
The annual rough sleeping snapshot shows that rough sleeping has fallen 43% since 2018.
Extra support to house rough sleepers and ban on bailiff enforced evictions extended.
Councils will receive additional government support to prevent vulnerable people becoming homeless.
Rough sleepers across England will receive extra support to help them recover from drug and alcohol misuse.
A further £15 million allocated to protect some of the most vulnerable people in our communities.
Over £150 million to be made available across England to provide a permanent place to live for some of the most vulnerable in society.
New guidance for councils has been published to help ensure care leavers have the stable homes they need, and prevent them from becoming homeless.
Support will give local areas the tools and funding they need to protect people from life-threatening cold weather and the risks posed by coronavirus.
Homelessness Reduction Act helps 243,680 households to keep their home or move into longer term accommodation.
The funding will provide interim accommodation and support as part of the government's commitment to end rough sleeping.
Speech by Housing Minister the Rt Hon Christopher Pincher MP at the Chartered Institute of Housing's Housing 2020 Festival.
Youth homelessness charity St Basils to benefit from £90,000 to support young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Next Steps Accommodation Programme launched today makes resources available to councils to help ensure 15,000 people continue to have a safe place to stay.
This letter notifies local authorities of changes to the housing eligibility regulations which come into force on 24 August 2020.
Letter to all local authorities in England to update them on funding to support interventions for those placed in emergency accommodation, and support for EEA rough sleepers.
Interim housing for thousands of rough sleepers taken off the streets during the pandemic to be provided.
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