The £48 million of funding announced by the Government
for Councils to help deliver new and expanded services to prevent and reduce
homelessness, fails to address root causes – according to property industry
charity LandAid. The new funding will be available to councils in England to
meet the costs of the Homelessness Reduction Private Members’ Bill, which if
passed by Parliament, will mean anyone at risk of losing their home will get
the help they need more quickly. LandAid Chief Executive Paul Morrish said: “Nothing
in today’s announcement tackles the biggest twin causes of homelessness among
young people; family breakdown and the appalling prognosis facing those leaving
the care system.” Read more on 24housing.
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