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What is homelessness?
Homelessness can be a complex topic
The Wallich is here to provide information which clears misconceptions about homelessness
You are considered ‘homeless’ if:
You do not have accommodation you are legally allowed to stay in
You can’t access your accommodation
You can’t stay in your accommodation for some reason
Types of homelessness
Sleeping rough
‘Sofa surfing’
(living on a friend or relative’s sofa)
Squatting
Living away from your home because of domestic abuse/violence
Living in a hostel, bed and breakfast or other temporary / emergency accommodation
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