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Statutory Homelessness In England: 2024-23 Infographic

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On 31 March 2024, 117,450 households were in temporary accommodation, which is an increase of 12.3% from 31 March 2023. Households with children increased by 14.7% to

Statutory homelessness in England: financial year 2022-23

P1E: P1E was a quarterly local authority return, used to report on statutory homelessness in England until March 2018. The purpose of the quarterly P1E forms was to

Statutory homelessness in England: 2022-23 infographic - GOV.UK

This release provides information on statutory homelessness applications, duties, and outcomes for local authorities in England. It also reports on households in temporary

1. Main Findings. At the beginning of 2024, the number of households owed a duty to prevent or relieve homelessness reached record levels. This has been reducing, in each

This document summarises the key findings from the quarterly statistics release for statutory homelessness assessments and activities in England covering the period between

  • England statutory homelessness 2024| Statista
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  • Statutory homelessness in England: April to June 2024 infographicStatutory homelessness in England: quarterly technical note
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Please note, the statutory homelessness data dashboard and infographic have not been published with this release this quarter. All information that would normally be displayed

Official statistics on statutory homelessness applications, duties, and outcomes for local authorities in England. Statutory homelessness in England: 2021-22 infographic.

1. Statutory homelessness statistics users. Our statutory homelessness statistics form the basis of evidence on homelessness duties. Local housing authorities are both

Homelessness is on the rise in England, latest statistics show. Between April and June 2023, 47,530 single households were on a prevention or relief duty (which requires the

1. Statutory homelessness statistics users. Our statutory homelessness statistics form the basis of evidence on homelessness duties. Local housing authorities are both

Figure 4.6: Statutory homelessness: full duty acceptances per 56 1,000 households Figure 4.7: Homelessness applicants broken down by household type, 58 2020-21 Figure 4.8: Households

In October to December 2024, prevention duty ended for 35,110 households, up 3.5% from the same quarter last year. 18,890 or 53.8% of prevention duties ended this quarter

  • Statutory homelessness in England: April to June 2023 infographic
  • Statutory homelessness England by region 2024| Statista
  • Statutory homelessness in England: April to June 2024
  • Statutory homelessness: Annual technical note
  • Statutory homelessness : Causes and government policy

Trends in statutory homelessness over 2022/23. In the 2022/23 financial year, local authorities recorded around 298,000 homelessness prevention or relief duties owed to households following an initial assessment.

This release provides information on statutory homelessness applications, duties, and outcomes for local authorities in England. It also reports on households in temporary

Outlines the main drivers of homelessness and summarises the UK Government’s approach to tackling homelessness in England, including stakeholder views and comment.

On 03/10/2024, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government released the annual Statutory Homelessness statistics for 2023/24. Topline statistics. Initial assessments were made for 358,370 households in England in

An infographic of headlines is also available to view on the same page, alongside the data tables and technical note. Between January to March 2022: • 74,230 households were initially

P1E: P1E was a quarterly local authority return, used to report on statutory homelessness in England until March 2018. The purpose of the quarterly P1E forms was to

homelessness duty has been significantly increasing since 2020/21. •The proportion of homelessness applications owed a homelessness duty has varied between 96% (in 2021/22

P1E: P1E was a quarterly local authority return, used to report on statutory homelessness in England until March 2018. The purpose of the quarterly P1E forms was to collect summary data from

Statutory homelessness in England: Infographic 2023-24 - GOV.UK

This release provides information on statutory homelessness applications, duties, and outcomes for local authorities in England. It also reports on households in temporary

In July to September 2022, 46,740 single households were owed a prevention or relief duty, up 2.4% from July to September 2021. The number of households with children

15,440 households were accepted as owed a main homelessness duty, up 15.3% from October to December 2022. This reflects the increase in households with children owed a relief duty this

1. Statutory homelessness statistics users. Our statutory homelessness statistics form the basis of evidence on homelessness duties. Local housing authorities are both

stimate of the true scale of homelessness. This report only covers England as homelessness laws, eligibility criteria and conventions on counting and recording . each one is a person

In 2023/24 approximately 64,960 households in England were accepted for main homeless duties, whereby the relevant local authority deemed the applicant to be unintentionally homeless and