‘No strings’ cash for care leavers could reduce homelessness, study finds
Offering ‘no strings attached’ cash to young people leaving care reduces the risk of homelessness and helps them find stable housing, a new study has found.
King’s College London carried out the study, which found people given money had a better housing situation than those who did not receive cash (picture: Alamy)
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