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Homelessness Reduction and Rough Sleeping Strategy
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Consultation has concluded
Update:
This consultation has now closed. Thank you to everyone who took part. Read the consultation update at the bottom of the page to discover how consultation respondents influenced the development of the new strategy.
The Homelessness Reduction Act 2017 required councils across England to prepare and implement a clear strategy for homelessness reduction. Hartlepool Borough Council’s approach to homelessness is one of partnership with a shared commitment to reducing, preventing and tackling homelessness through a multi-agency approach.
The Council's Housing / Homelessness Team and the Homelessness Prevention Partnership have developed a three-year Homelessness Reduction and Rough Sleeping Strategy which sets out how together we will tackle homelessness in Hartlepool.
Use the "Our priorities" tab to see the four key priorities of the strategy and tell us whether you agree with them or if you think anything is missing
Use the "Tell us what you think" tab to complete a short survey about the draft Strategy. You will also find the chance to "Tell us your story" here where you can tell us about your experience of homelessness
Use the "Ask a question" tab to ask the team a question and we'll publish the answer on the site
Update:
This consultation has now closed. Thank you to everyone who took part. Read the consultation update at the bottom of the page to discover how consultation respondents influenced the development of the new strategy.
The Homelessness Reduction Act 2017 required councils across England to prepare and implement a clear strategy for homelessness reduction. Hartlepool Borough Council’s approach to homelessness is one of partnership with a shared commitment to reducing, preventing and tackling homelessness through a multi-agency approach.
The Council's Housing / Homelessness Team and the Homelessness Prevention Partnership have developed a three-year Homelessness Reduction and Rough Sleeping Strategy which sets out how together we will tackle homelessness in Hartlepool.
Use the "Our priorities" tab to see the four key priorities of the strategy and tell us whether you agree with them or if you think anything is missing
Use the "Tell us what you think" tab to complete a short survey about the draft Strategy. You will also find the chance to "Tell us your story" here where you can tell us about your experience of homelessness
Use the "Ask a question" tab to ask the team a question and we'll publish the answer on the site
We would like to hear your views about the draft Homelessness Reduction and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2021-2024. In particular, we would like to know if the Strategy is clear in its explanation of homelessness and our priorities for tackling the issue here in Hartlepool. We would also like to know if you think there is anything that is inaccurate or missing from the Strategy.
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We want to ensure our new strategy is informed by the lived experience of people who have faced homelessness. If you are currently homeless, at risk of becoming homeless or have experienced homelessness in the past please tell us your story here.
We want you to feel comfortable to share your experiences so all responses will be kept confidential and stories will only be shared in an anonymous or pseudonymised form.
If you need help now please contact the Council's Housing Advice Team on 01429 266522 for assistance.
Consultation has concluded
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