Hospitals, prisons and statutory bodies should be given a
statutory duty to prevent homelessness, an umbrella body has said. Launching
its manifesto in the run-up to the general election, Homeless Link said the
government should promote a ‘prevention first’ approach to homelessness and
ensure professionals play a role in stopping rough sleeping. It suggested that
authorities such as prisons should have a duty placed on them to have ‘due regard’
to the need to prevent homelessness among people leaving prison. Download the
manifesto from the Homeless Link website.
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