The 164,000 children in the UK who don't have a permanent home
Briefly

The article highlights the importance of supporting independent journalism, particularly in covering crucial issues such as reproductive rights, climate change, and the housing crisis. It emphasizes the persistent homelessness crisis in England, with over 164,000 children in temporary accommodations. A poignant case illustrates the detrimental effects of council delays on a disabled child's medical needs due to inadequate housing. The report urges government action and responds to public concerns regarding the worsening living conditions faced by vulnerable families.
By the time the family were rehoused in October 2022, the original operation was no longer an option.
Over 164,000 homeless children are currently living in temporary accommodation, such as hotels and B&Bs, in England - the highest number on record.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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