Homeless people notes

Note:
-The number of homeless people are rising.
-Homelessness has increased for three consecutive years, partly because of housing shortages and cuts to benefits, with an estimated 185,000 people a year now affected in England,
-almost one in 10 people experience homelessness at some point in their life, with one in 50 experiencing it in the last five years.
-hidden homeless" households, such as those living in severely overcrowded conditions, squatters or "sofa-surfers".
-with rough sleeping rising this year by 6% in England and 13% in London. This pushes the two-year increase in the capital to over 60%.
-he research found there was a housing "pressure cooker", especially in London and the south-east, which was contributing to the increase in homelessness.

Hook: hidden homeless 

Intro: there are lots of homeless people in England this means that there are more poor people who can't pay and the country doesn't make much money. Being homeless is a terrible thing but there is a huge amount of rough sleepers.

Thesis:The number of homeless people is rising.

Example: almost 1 in 10 people experience homeless , Hidden homeless are in overcrowded conditions, squatters or sofa surfers

Explanation: homeless people is a big problem in Britain. Homeless numbers are increasing in England there are many reasons for people how are on the streets. A one of the reason is family issues this is a big one, people could be upset about something and leave which could mean that they can't find a job or the house wages are to high and they can't afford to live somewhere so they become homeless. Almost 1 in 10 people experience homelessness. 1 int 50 people experience homeless for the last five years or more. Hidden homeless are people who have a little money and stay in a overcrowded place with bad conditions.

Conclusion: homeless people have very bad conditions we can help by supporting charities who can help the homeless people. If we help we could make a better life for these homeless people.