Crisis flags repeated missed opportunities to prevent homelessness in Scotland

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The charity’s latest report found that interviewees had contacted a total of at least 80 services prior to becoming homeless

Crisis published a new report earlier this week highlighting that opportunities to prevent people from becoming homeless in Scotland are “repeatedly being missed”.

Based on in-depth interviews with 15 people facing homelessness, the report found that they had been in contact with an average of five services before becoming homeless.

Almost all of the interviewees had been in touch with local authority housing services in the six months prior to becoming homeless.

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