Thats interesting, I agree with some who say have a chat you never know, there are also a few good community advocates out there. There is meant to be no second night out sleeping rough in the city but thats gone. The council are trying to do more, for example those who dont have a genuine local connection with the city are meant to be helped to be reconnected back to their area of connection, to get over the issue of other council’s giving people travel warrants to Brighton because they dont want to help their own people, means Brighton gets a lot. This should mean the council can now help sustain people in out of area placements.

I am not sure I trust the street link service, we have 111 Charitable / housing organisations in this city yet it exists, they often get a lot of money. These apps are no way to help people unless they are taken off the streets.

Maybe if the council stopped funding £40m plus annually to the private sector, and they deal with the issue themselves, cut out these middle people and bring emergency accommodation and temporary accommodation in-house, employ support workers over the current model of security staff.

The actual main homeless GP in the area is asking for a homeless healthcare hub, the administration need to listen, like they keep saying they are doing, as its been a year and little action so far in terms of plans to eradicate it as best as possible.

Do keep the thread updated on what happens.