At the end of January, 104,665 people in North Rhine-Westphalia were housed in shelters due to homelessness. This was announced by the state agency for information and technology NRW (IT.NRW) on Tuesday. According to the agency, more than half of them had been living without their own housing for at least two years. The number of registered homeless people housed in shelters decreased by 11%, or 13,220 people, compared to the previous year.
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At the end of January, 104,665 people in North Rhine-Westphalia were housed in shelters due to homelessness. This was announced by the state agency for information and technology NRW (IT.NRW) on Tuesday. According to the agency, more than half of them had been living without their own housing for at least two years. The number of registered homeless people housed in shelters decreased by 11%, or 13,220 people, compared to the previous year.
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