Record Homelessness Levels Demand Urgent Government Action

Over 150,000 children in temporary housing as councils and charities call for comprehensive reforms

Homelessness in England has reached record highs, with 117,450 households in temporary accommodation.
The number of children living in temporary housing has surged to 151,630, marking a 15% increase from last year.
Councils are struggling financially, spending up to 50% of their budgets on temporary housing solutions.
Campaigners urge the government to abolish 'no fault' evictions and invest in affordable social housing.
Mental health issues are a significant factor in homelessness, affecting 26% of homeless individuals.