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Homelessness in England In England, local authorities have duties under the Housing Act 1996 and the Homelessness Act 2002 towards some homeless people. This situation is described as statutory homelessness. "Non-statutory homelessness" covers people who are considered by the local authority to be not eligible for assistance, not in priority need or "intentionally homeless".[1] Reasons for homelessness[edit] In 2007/2008, the Office of the Deputy for Homelessness Statistics produced a table which showed some of the more immediate reasons for homelessness in England.[2] These were not underlying reasons but before the onset of homelessness. These reasons were given by the minister's report for 2007/2008 as:[3]
forums.fatakat السلا عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته أزيكم يا أحلي فتوكات في الدنيا كلمات جميله عن التفاؤل بالحياه مااجمــل الحيــاة عندمــــا ننظر لهـا Porchlight Real life stories Please follow the links below to read the real life stories of people who have experienced or been threatened with homelessness and have come to Porchlight for help. From time to time there will also be stories from people that have volunteered at the charity. Please contact the media team if you require further information about using these stories. Aaron’s story – unemployment left him on the streets not knowing where to turn Aaron had a job and his own flat until his zero-hour contract came to an end. Things quickly went downhill and he found himself on the streets…
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