The Salvation Army UK and Ireland Territory’s Post

We support people every day who are homeless or who are at risk of homelessness. Sadly, we know first-hand that substance use and mental ill-health are common when someone is trying to survive without the security of a home. Whether people are using substances to help them cope with the challenges of sleeping rough or experiencing mental ill-health after losing their home, many of these support needs are rooted in homelessness. Our new report also demonstrates that good data helps local authorities plan the right support so that people can move on with their lives. Visit our website read more about our recommendations on how to improve access to support for those who need it: https://bit.ly/3WO6l5K

  • An older man with grey hair and a silver beard is sitting talking to a young male Salvation Army officer, he has his arm on the other mans shoulder in a gesture of support. the text on the graphic reads: "new report shines a light on the barriers for people who are homeless in Scotland when trying to access addiction and mental health support."

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