Build prefab homes to address harm to ‘generation of homeless children’, says Labour MP | Homelessness

A Labor Party deputy asked the government to start building prefabricated houses to address a generation of homeless children in England.

He said that the situation was “destructive ..

The number of homelesss has increased steadily in the last few years, as Britain faced approximately 4.3 million lack of houses. The latest government statistics show that at the end of March, 169,050 children, including 169,050 children, are 131,140 households in the temporary accommodation in the UK. The highest figure since the registrations began in 1998 and an increase of 11.8% compared to the previous year before the Labor Party came to power.

McDonagh added that he hoped that Labour’s flagship tenant will urgently work the right bill of the flagship tenant to eliminate the tide of error -free evacuations, an important driving force of the homelessness of the parliament. The party was promised to prohibit the implementation immediately, but the bill was not made after a year after the election, as it considered a series of changes in the Lords Assembly as a series of changes. Housing aid shelter estimates that approximately 32,000 families in the UK have been approaching local authorities for housing assistance after a faultless eviction notification since last July.

Research by McDonagh’s group found that the conditions for temporary accommodation have been linked to the death of at least 74 children since 2019.

“The truth is that we don’t know how children are damaged. We have statistics about infant deaths, but we’re doing terrible things for a generation of children. Because they were very young children. [who died]It was access to a safe sleeping area and the provision of cot.

“Beds and bed configuration are a major problem in temporary accommodation. You have parents and children who share beds, you have brothers who share beds. Most temporary accommodation has been fundamentally laid and configuration of beds may not be suitable for families.

“Humid and mold growth problems are worsening the conditions of families already – asthma and general bronchial things. Obviously, not accessing a kitchen. People rely on packages, so obesity is a problem. Temporary accommodation is small, so there will be problems with children who learn to walk.”

McDonagh said that local authorities had to provide cot for children under two years of age, but it was always difficult to know in practice. “Some councils are under tremendous pressure, and the facts of what families have reached and the truths that they claim to have reached.”

McDonagh, who has been a member of Mitcham and Morden in South London since 1997 and has been under Gordon Brown under Gordon Brown, said that some homeless families in southeast of England were as far away as Scotland and Wales, that is, child education was seriously broken.

Orum I think it should be a task in the short term to provide more temporary accommodation. [built after the second world war] And they exceeded their life expectations. Help is that you can use quite small pieces of soil.

“This is very desperate. He kills the councils. They fall financially because they cannot cover rising costs. I think tenants’ [rights] ACT will have a great impact, because the landlords will not be able to evacuate people so quickly, and it becomes even more difficult for higher rents.

“It has a problem with the labor lords because there is very little compared to the combined powers of the conservatives, liberal [Democrats] and crossbenchers. It’s really hard to get something through the lords right now.

“The real solution in the long term may only be building more social housing. [accommodation]But I think we should. You don’t choose to do that, but you need something quick. “

Since Labour’s general election win, 11,400 households in the UK have been reorganized by executive officers after an error-free evacuation order-this is an increase of 8% compared to the previous year. “If the bill does not pass until 2026, we think that at least 3,000 households will walk from their homes.”

Citizens Advice’s Policy Manager Emer Shehy said that the charity supports approximately 100 people a day and officially encountered a evacuation known as Chapter 21 evacuation.

The government said that at the end of this parliament to address the housing crisis in the UK, it plans to build 1.5 million new houses. However, Hannah Aldridge, a senior research and policy analyst at Thinkank The Consution Foundation, said “ongoing decrease” in the number of properties that are permitted to plan, and the ability to do so “doubts.

“Every child deserves to make a safe and safe start to life and a place to look for a house.

“Therefore, we invest 1 billion pounds in household services this year to remove families from temporary accommodation.

“And chapter 21 We prohibit evacuations without error and we build more social and affordable houses with an investment of £ 39 billion to provide housing safety to families.”