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Homelessness prevention strategy
Homelessness prevention strategy 2019 – 2024.
Location: /housing/homelessness/homelessness-prevention-strategy
Homelessness statistics
The live tables on the .Gov website provide the latest, most useful or most popular data, presented by type and other variables, including by geographical area or as a time series.
Stroud District Council homelessness prevention is the best in the South West
Stroud District Council has one of the best records in preventing homelessness according to statistics released by the government.
Location: /news-archive/stroud-district-council-homelessness-prevention-is-the-best-in-the-south-west
Homelessness
The council will offer housing advice and support whether you are threatened with, or actually homeless.
Location: /housing/homelessness
Funding boost for county homelessness support services
Gloucestershire has been allocated an extra £271,980 from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to expand a new service for entrenched homeless people. The countywide partnership of local authorities including Stroud District…
Location: /news-archive/funding-boost-for-county-homelessness-support-services
Housing strategy
Information on housing research and market information.
Location: /housing/housing-strategy
HPF scheme
The HPF Scheme is run by the council’s Homelessness Prevention Team (part of Housing Advice) to help households who are threatened with homelessness secure a home in the private rented sector by paying the deposit and/or agency fees.
Location: /housing/housing-advice/private-rented/im-a-private-tenant/hpf-scheme
Extra support for landlords means more secure homes for those most in need
Extra support for landlords is available from Stroud District Council so that tenants threatened with homelessness can get a more secure roof over their heads.
Location: /news-archive/extra-support-for-landlords-means-more-secure-homes-for-those-most-in-need
This is how you can help shape the future of housing in the Stroud district
Residents have one more week to give their views on how the council approaches homelessness, housing for older people and its obligations as a social landlord.
Location: /news-archive/this-is-how-you-can-help-shape-the-future-of-housing-in-the-stroud-district
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