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77% rise in Southwark children in temporary accommodation
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77% rise in Southwark children in temporary accommodation
Research from the New Economics Foundation (NEF) shows for every primary school there is one class worth of homeless children. Experts from the NEF have recently published a new report which found between 2020 and 2024 the number of children living in temporary accommodation across Southwark rose from around 1,900 to 3,500. The statistic demonstrates a faster increase than the 25% witnessed across the rest of England. What’s more, researchers sa…
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