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People who are socioeconomically disadvantaged and remain under the radar of social services (such as shelters, food banks, services and programs for homeless people); as a result, large numbers of homeless people may be under-represented or absent in data about homelessness (Sharam, 2008; Whitzman, 2006).

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Why do you think so many people end up experiencing this type of homelessness?

·         People know little about advice services and how they work.

·         People don’t expect advice services to be able to help them.

·         People they know–have had negative experiences of such services in the past.

·         People don’t access services

·         People don’t define themselves as homeless

·         People are not seen by others as homeless

·         People are not eligible for services

(Kauppi et al. 2017)

Do you think governments should take ‘hidden homelessness’ more seriously?

The Homelessness Reduction Act 2017: The intention is to ensure that everyone threatened with homelessness, regardless of priority need status, is entitled to receive free information and advice to help them with their situation and increased support if they do become homeless.

(London Assembly Housing Committee 2017)

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According to Jakob, Maria, and Andrea (2020), unemployment ratio rising significantly because of covid 19, and it is increased homelessness.

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2020_KH_Homelessness in Europe_Eur Journ Homless

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Mental Health / Covid-19 / Unemployment / Minimum wage jobs / Drugs and alcohol abuse / bankruptcy

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Seminar Discussion Qs GI5_Homelessness FORMAT B STUDENT SHEET