The government has fallen back on ‘statutory
guidance’ over circumstances that could trigger a safeguarding of reviews of
homelessness deaths – with reports suggesting such deaths have risen by 24%
over the last five years. A Commons question confirmed the absence of any
review criteria specific to homelessness. Instead, health and social care
minister Jackie Doyle-Price told Labour’s Emma Lewell-Buck that the government
does not collect national level data on the living circumstances of the
subjects of Safeguarding Adult Reviews. Read more on 24housing.
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