Some homeless people have been told by councils to sleep
rough so they can get help, a charity has said. Research by St Mungo's found
some local authorities turned away those in need or told them to sleep on the streets
in order to access services. It wants the government to ensure local
authorities stop sending away those with nowhere to go. Ministers say no-one
should ever have to sleep rough and money was being invested to help those in
need. The findings, based on 40 St Mungo's clients, suggest that three-quarters
slept rough after asking a council for help. Read more on the St Mungo’s
website.
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