Eight families are now accepted as homeless by their
local council for every one new social home built in England, new analysis
shows. The NHF bases the 8 to 1 outnumbering on its interpretation of latest
homelessness statistics. Government figures show that 42,810 families were
accepted as homeless in England last year, 117 families every day, with more
than two thirds of these single parents. In comparison only 5,385 new social
rent homes were built in the same period – equivalent to 14 per day. Read more
on the NHF website.
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