A third of homeless people who are sofa-surfing in the UK
have been doing so for more than six months, according to research from Crisis.
Figures from the charity estimate there are 71,400 sofa-surfers across the
country – making it the largest form of homelessness. The analysis comes amid a
deepening national crisis, with the number of households considered newly
homeless or at risk of becoming so rising by 11.4% across England in the past
year alone, according to government data. Read more on the Guardian website.
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