Liverpool City Council is strengthening its response to homelessness with the launch of a new five-year strategy and a plan to improve the quality and availability of temporary accommodation across the city.
A temporary night assessment hub has opened to help people who would otherwise be out on the streets overnight in Liverpool.
Liverpool City Council has today launched a public consultation on proposals to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping in the city.
Liverpool City Council has (Wednesday, 10 July) launched a public consultation on the city’s housing plans.
Liverpool City Council has set out a vision to improve the city’s housing offer by 2030 with a commitment to support 2,000 new homes a year, reduce the number of empty properties and tackle homelessness.
Liverpool City Council is to work with the private rented sector to help reduce the amount of money spent supporting families facing homelessness.
A temporary night assessment hub has opened to assist people found rough sleeping in Liverpool.
Interim Director of Housing Zulfiqar Mulak explains how Liverpool City Council is transforming its housing offer to put people at the centre. Liverpool is already recognised as the best place to live in the north west. Our job is to make sure that every resident benefits from everything the city has to offer, with the … Read more
Liverpool City Council has accepted the findings of a ruling from the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman into the case of a man who was left homeless for six months during the COVID pandemic.
LIVERPOOL’S homeless support services will be working to support vulnerable people as an amber heat warning is issued from midnight on Sunday. Periods of hot weather can be dangerous to health and pose a significant risk to people who have a street lifestyle – as they can struggle to keep themselves cool and stay hydrated. … Read more