This builds on our work to support rough sleepers into long-term accommodation, with 90% of rough sleepers known to councils at the start of the pandemic having now been offered safe accommodation.
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£6m for frontline homelessness charities
Over 130 homelessness charities will benefit from £6m of funding to help them provide services, including specialist physical and mental health support during coronavirus, following a successful bidding process.pic.twitter.com/rUwEcR7hQp
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And our commitment to provide 6,000 long-term, safe homes for vulnerable rough sleepers. This is backed by £160 million this year and will support many people currently in emergency accommodation into more sustainable, long-term housing.
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There has been a staggering effort across the country to support rough sleepers, and this funding will enable those incredible frontline organisations to keep running vital services as we jointly work to
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Good to learn. More work needs to be done though.
@crisis_uk have done some excellent work to get ”Everybody In”. Please ensure your work is aided by those who are on the front line.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Let’s hope this good news makes the BBC news instead of the constant jones against the Govt!
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6 million between 130 so 46k each. That will go a long way.
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