AQW 39661/22-27 – Statutory duty for the prevention of homelessness

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Mr Patsy McGlone (Mid Ulster): To ask the Minister for Communities, in light of recent figures from the Simon Community showing that over 62,000 people are officially homeless across Northern Ireland, including over 1,600 people in Mid Ulster, to detail any (i) discussions; or (ii) assessments, he has undertaken regarding the introduction of a statutory … Continue reading AQW 39661/22-27 – Statutory duty for the prevention of homelessness

AQW 39660/22-27 – Homelessness prevention efforts

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Mr Patsy McGlone (Mid Ulster): To ask the Minister for Communities, in light of recent figures from the Simon Community showing that over 62,000 people are officially homeless across Northern Ireland, including over 1,600 people in Mid Ulster, to detail any steps he will take to enhance homelessness prevention efforts. Minister for Communities: Prevention of … Continue reading AQW 39660/22-27 – Homelessness prevention efforts

AQW 39662/22-27 – Cross-departmental collaboration on homelessness

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Mr Patsy McGlone (Mid Ulster): To ask the Minister for Communities, in light of recent figures from the Simon Community showing that over 62,000 people are officially homeless across Northern Ireland, including over 1,600 people in Mid Ulster, to detail any discussions he has had with Executive colleagues regarding cross-departmental collaboration, to prevent and end … Continue reading AQW 39662/22-27 – Cross-departmental collaboration on homelessness

AQW 2629/22-27 – Homelessness in Mid Ulster

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Mr Patsy McGlone (Mid Ulster): To ask the Minister for Communities how many people in Mid Ulster are currently experiencing homelessness. Minister for Communities: The latest published figures on the number of people in Mid-Ulster classified as homeless can be found in the Homelessness Bulletin at: https://www.communities-ni.gov.uk/publications/northern-ireland-homelessness-bulletin-july-december-2021 ENDS