There has been an almost six-fold increase in the
capacity of Housing First services in England since 2017, propelled by an
increase in the number of services within social housing, a new report has
found. Research by membership organisation Homeless Link found there are 105
active Housing First services in England, compared with 32 in 2017. A total of
87 services responded to a survey carried out as part of this research, which
revealed they had a combined capacity to support 1,996 individuals. This can be
compared with a similar survey carried out in 2017, which found 28 services had
a capacity to support 350 people. Read more on Homeless Link.
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