The number of people sleeping rough on the streets of Liverpool has remained broadly stable, new figures show. Official, independently...
Every year in Liverpool, the city council and partners prevent thousands of people from becoming homeless. The council’s commissioned outreach...
The chances are that you define homelessness as the number of rough sleepers you see on the street. The true...
Kobalt and the Choir with No Name (CWNN) – a UK charity running choirs for homeless and marginalised people –...
THOUSANDS of people in Liverpool are prevented from becoming homeless each year.
And the vast majority of people helped out of crisis never spend one night sleeping rough on the streets.
MORE than 120 people were prevented from sleeping on the streets in June thanks to the support they received from Liverpool City Council and its partners.
The number of people sleeping rough in Liverpool could reduce if plans for a council-backed shelter get the go-ahead.
Liverpool City Council has the ‘provision and expertise in place’ to deal with the wind-down of the temporary homelessness shelter...
Liverpool's Mayor, Joe Anderson, is to officially launch the council's new rough sleeping shelter - as part of a major new drive to tackle homelessness in the city.
Liverpool City Council is to spend an additional £1 million tackling homelessness over the next two years.
Businesses in Liverpool have heard how to respond to homelessness in the city centre, at a special forum.
A new forum to help reduce homelessness in the city has been set up.
Big Lotter Funding to help support Liverpool people with problems including homelessness, reoffending, substance misuse and mental ill-health
