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Survey finds high stress and housing challenges among UK homelessness workers

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St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity surveyed 1,229 UK frontline homelessness workers. The research found that 51% of workers feel job stress is negatively impacting their wellbeing, and almost 80% are worried about burnout. Additionally, 85% of respondents reported challenges accessing suitable accommodation for clients.

From civilsociety.co.uk

Why it matters

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The charity called on the government to commit to improving pay and conditions within the sector. The reported difficulty in finding accommodation for clients suggests ongoing strain on housing supply and social service capacity in London.

Fundraising efforts are being inspired by growing awareness of the homelessness issue in London.

From civilsociety.co.uk

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  • governmentThe government was called upon by the charity to improve pay and conditions in the sector.

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  • Greater London AuthoritySpeculative

    The Greater London Authority could face pressure regarding funding and operational costs of social services in London.

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