Focus on homelessness having positive outcomes
Lennox Herald
|September 02, 2025
The council's focus on preventing homelessness has led to a range of positive outcomes for citizens.
The Home at the Heart rapid rehousing initiative has been running for the last six years and has led to fewer people becoming homeless than three years ago.
During 2024/25, homelessness was prevented in 72 per cent of cases - an increase of 20% from 2021/22.
The length of time households experiencing homelessness spent in temporary accommodation has also reduced from 19 weeks in 2020/21 to 16 weeks in 2024/25, in line with the six-year target of the strategy.
In addition, eight Housing First tenancies for tenants with complex needs were created and the service received a very positive Care Inspectorate rating.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition September 02, 2025 de Lennox Herald.
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