Housing secretary Robert Jenrick has been told of a need
for “significant new effort” on homelessness prevention after a visit to St
Mungo’s. Dominic Williamson, St Mungo’s executive director of strategy and
policy, made a direct pitch to work with the government on helping to ensure
“the right plans are in place along with the requisite funding”. Jenrick was
shown around the charity’s hostel in Southwark, which is home to men and women
who have been homeless or rough sleeping. There, staff work to assess people’s
options and find a safe route away from sleeping on the streets including
accessing health, employment, benefits and advice services, and appropriate
housing. Read more on 24housing.
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