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St Mungo’s welcomes Chancellor’s ‘positive’ rough sleeping funding announcement
St Mungo’s describes the announcement that a further £151m is to be made available for the next financial year to help people sleeping rough or at risk of homelessness as ‘positive’.
St Mungo’s joins with other leading homelessness charities to call on the Government to continue investment in homelessness in upcoming Spending Review
St Mungo’s, along with 28 other homelessness organisations and service providers, has written to the Government to ask it to continue the ‘remarkable’ work of ‘Everyone In’ by committing to significant investment in its Spending Review.
St Mungo’s joins with other leading homelessness charities to call on the Government to reconsider proposed policy changes which could see non-UK nationals who sleep rough deported
St Mungo’s responds to Government announcement of £15m to help provide accommodation for the most vulnerable sleeping rough over the coming months
St Mungo’s responds to news of second national lockdown
Fall in people seen sleeping rough testament to the success of ‘Everyone In’ but there are still real challenges ahead
Government announcement of Next Steps Accommodation Programme funding allocation welcomed by St Mungo’s
St Mungo’s urges everyone to ‘Wake Up To Homelessness’
St Mungo’s responds to latest statistics on why people become homeless and how they escape it
St Mungo’s responds to Home Office plans which could see some non-UK nationals deported for rough sleeping
St Mungo’s welcomes new Government guidance for supported housing
St Mungo’s welcomes new Government guidance for supported housing.
St Mungo’s welcomes funding to keep people sleeping rough, and those at risk of homelessness, safe this winter
St Mungo’s has welcomed the announcement of £12m to help protect people rough sleeping or at risk over homelessness this winter made by the Government.
