London's Homeless

Paper Summary:

This research paper addresses the causes and impact of London's homeless problem and provides a detailed analysis of the role of private landlords on the problem. The paper hypothesizes that private landlords have the ability to play a major role in tackling homelessness and outlines an innovative approach to tackling the problem and improving the policies addressing the homelessness that currently exist.

Profile of Homelessness
Research Aim
Rationale
Literature Review
Introduction to London's Homeless Problem
Progress in Reducing Temporary Accommodations
Lack of Private Options
Overview of the Private Sector
Advice Services
Working Towards a Solution
Methodology
Research Aims
Research Design
Limitations of Study
Results of Study
Challenges to London
The Views of the Homeless
Analysis of Current Government and Council Actions
Analysis And Recommendations
Considerations for Future Studies
Conclusion

From the Paper:

"On the other hand, a relatively small but nonetheless significant group of people may experience or be at risk of homelessness, for a variety of reasons, including the breakdown of family, domestic abuse, debt, trauma, drugs, mental problems or other circumstances that may lead to them being unable to pay their rent or mortgage. Many of these people cannot secure alternative housing on their own or even with the help of family or friends."

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