Refugee homelessness in UK has more than doubled in two years, charity says
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- A report by Naccom reveals that refugee homelessness in the UK has more than doubled over the past two years, with 4,434 refugees and migrants accommodated in 2024-25, while 3,450 others could not be housed. This alarming trend is attributed to frequent government policy changes and issues with eVisas that hinder access to essential services.
- The increase in homelessness among refugees highlights significant gaps in the UK's support systems, raising concerns about the government's ability to effectively manage refugee integration and welfare amidst changing immigration policies.
- This situation reflects broader challenges in the UK's immigration landscape, including a sharp decline in net migration and ongoing debates about asylum policies, which have raised fears of inadequate support for vulnerable populations, including children and those fleeing persecution.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System







