Street Support homelessness network for Chelmsford
A new city-wide initiative has been launched to make it easier for anyone sleeping rough to get help in Chelmsford.
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culture outdoors green spacesA new city-wide initiative has been launched to make it easier for anyone sleeping rough to get help in Chelmsford.
We interviewed Lylli Lokate, a Support Assistant at CHESS Homeless. Before working for CHESS, Lylli was a shelter client of theirs.
Two years after adopting “Our Chelmsford, Our Plan”, the City Council has reported on progress towards delivering the plan.
Chelmsford City Council has worked with local homelessness charity CHESS to increase bedspaces from 32 to 66.
This winter, people who are facing the prospect of sleeping rough in Chelmsford will have more help available to them than ever.
A youth homelessness charity is urgently looking for volunteers to support their Nightstop Essex initiative, particularly in Chelmsford.
Chelmsford landlords with available properties are being called to offer homes for rent for Afghan refugees.
The City Council and two other agencies have secured £100,000 for accommodation to stop ex-offenders from living on the streets.
Chelmsford City Council is asking anyone who thinks they may be in danger of becoming homeless to contact them as early as possible.
Chelmsford City Council has secured almost £100,000 of Government funding for new projects to help people in the area who become homeless.