We provide direct support for people experiencing homelessness and influence policy to help end homelessness in Wales.
In Wales our team provides education, training and support for people threatened with homelessness, or who are homeless, in South Wales.
We carry out research to understand homelessness in Wales and campaign for the changes needed to end it for good.
Homelessness is rising in Wales. That is why we were pleased to be invited by the Welsh Government to convene a panel of experts looking at how changes to the law could help to end homelessness.
Crisis Skylight South Wales works with people who are homeless and vulnerably housed.
At Crisis Skylight South Wales we offer help to support people in their journey out of homelessness and towards independence.
The Homelessness Monitor: Wales 2021 is the fourth report in Wales of an independent study of the homelessness impacts of recent economic and policy developments in the UK, commissioned and funded by Crisis.
Homelessness is complex. People can become homeless for lots of different reasons. The journey out of homelessness is complex too. Issues such as the availability of affordable housing, legislation and the benefits system can cause and affect homelessness.
In the homelessness knowledge hub you will find research about homelessness trends, the causes of homelessness and its impacts.
Our housing service breaks down the barriers homeless people face when finding a rented home by supporting social landlords and providing Renting Ready training for prospective tenants.
Email: southwales@crisis.org.uk | Telephone: 01792 674 900
For media enquiries contact the Crisis Press Office call 020 7426 3880 or email media@crisis.org.uk.
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