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MP Alok Sharma pledges extra funding to tackle homelessness

PICTURED: Homeless man, stock image READING West MP Alok Sharma talks this week about plans to end rough sleeping. He writes; The Government is committed to ending rough sleeping in this Parliament and to fully enforcing the Homelessness Reduction Act. That is why we will be spending more than £750 million in 2021/22 to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping. The Government has this week announced the allocation of a key element of this overall investment: £310 million in funding through the Homelessness Prevention Grant that will be made available to local authorities in 2021/22 to support them in delivering services to prevent and tackle homelessness.

Brierley Hill HMO scheme for rough sleepers is approved

Anger as Brierley Hill HMO plan is set to be approved

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to provide extra support to get homeless off streets in Newark and Sherwood

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to provide extra support to get homeless off streets in Newark and Sherwood  | Updated: 11:44, 29 December 2020 Extra support is to be made available for the homeless in Newark and Sherwood thanks to a government grant. The district council has secured £22,846 from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to provide additional support and advice for homeless people and rough sleepers through the government’s Next Steps Accommodation Programme. Porchlight say rough sleeping hasn t changed since they set up 45 years ago (43468255) The money will be used to provide winter night shelter provision to all those identified as rough sleeping in Newark and Sherwood between November 2020 and March 2021.

Oxford s £9 1m pledge towards rough sleeping prevention next year

A rough sleeper in Oxford OXFORD s city council is committing £9.1m of public money to tackling homelessness in its budget for next year, The budget, which is currently in a draft form that needs to be approved, includes plans to spend extra funding from the Government, bringing its original plans to spend £8.2m on homelessness prevention up by almost a further million. The council has also highlighted how it has spent extra money on tackling rough sleeping in the current year due to a national programme called Everyone In which has aimed to temporarily house as many homeless people as possible and prevent Covid spreading among them.

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