Issue

long-term homelessness

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Lambeth Council is scrutinising services for individuals experiencing long-term homelessness.

Lambeth Council's Adult Social Care and Health Scrutiny Sub-Committee agreed in October 2026 to scrutinise services for individuals experiencing long-term homelessness. This decision, following a proposal by Councillor Liam Daley, means the sub-committee will investigate current service provision and associated needs.

The sub-committee added the topic to its future work programme to examine the provision of services for people without a home for an extended period. This scrutiny aims to understand how current services address the needs of those facing long-term homelessness.

Key facts

  1. Lambeth Council's Adult Social Care and Health Scrutiny Sub-Committee agreed to scrutinise long-term homelessness services in October 2026. Source
  2. The decision followed a proposal by Councillor Liam Daley. Source
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