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Homelessness soars in England due to sky-high rents and asylum backlog crackdown Homelessness in England has reached alarming levels, driven by rising private rents, an increase in no-fault evictions, and a backlog of asylum claims. Over 358,000 households faced the loss of their homes last year, a 10% increase from the previous year. The housing […]

Mental health services are crucial in supported housing, providing residents with the care and support they need to lead healthier lives. However, understaffing has become a significant issue, impacting the quality of care provided. This article explores how insufficient staffing affects the quality of mental health care in supported housing and what can be done […]

Supported housing provides a safe, stable environment for individuals with additional needs, such as those with mental health challenges or physical disabilities. However, one critical aspect that often goes unnoticed is emergency cover. When staff shortages or urgent situations arise, how prepared are these facilities? And what risks do they face in delivering the necessary support? […]

Refugee homelessness has increased by 350% over the past year in England New figures have revealed a staggering 350% increase in homelessness among refugee households in England over the past year. Between January and March 2024, 4,840 refugee households were officially registered as homeless, a sharp rise from the 1,070 recorded during the same period […]

Navigating the Challenges of Night Shifts in Supported Housing Night shifts in supported housing play a critical role in ensuring the safety and well-being of residents. However, staffing shortages present unique challenges that can impact both staff and residents. This article delves into the specific difficulties faced by night staff and offers potential solutions to […]