The number of individuals experiencing homelessness and residing in emergency accommodation has surged to an unprecedented 15,378, according to the latest figures released by the Department of Housing. This data, reflecting the month of February, marks a new record high and underscores an ongoing challenge in addressing the housing crisis.
Among those affected are 4,653 children, highlighting the significant impact on families. The report indicates a rise of 92 individuals accessing emergency accommodation compared to January, signaling a troubling upward trend. These statistics paint a stark picture of the growing need for effective solutions to support vulnerable populations and alleviate homelessness nationwide.
Among those affected are 4,653 children, highlighting the significant impact on families. The report indicates a rise of 92 individuals accessing emergency accommodation compared to January, signaling a troubling upward trend. These statistics paint a stark picture of the growing need for effective solutions to support vulnerable populations and alleviate homelessness nationwide.
