Funding to help those facing the real and frightening
prospect of homelessness will continue to the end of this Parliament according
to Grant Shapps. Councils across the
country are set to receive a share of £160million over the next two years. The Minister also confirmed that a new
website and telephone line, where anyone anywhere looking to get help for
someone sleeping on the streets can go to, is on track to be available by
Christmas. He also offered a first-look at a new campaign aimed at
encouraging people to seek help for rough sleepers in their area. Mr Shapps announced that councils across the
country would receive £160million over the next two years in Homelessness
Prevention Grants - offering certainty that homelessness services will be
funded to the end of this Parliament.
Read more on the CLG website.
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