Over 3,000 women were recorded as being effectively
homeless on arrival in custody at any one of the nine prisons for female
offenders in England and Wales last year – with many likely to return to homelessness
on release. Ministry of Justice stats put to Parliament show the number of
women recorded as of “no fixed abode” when they entered prison women has
now nearly doubled since 2015. Read more on 24housing.
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