Croydon Council has taken steps to address the increasing demand for temporary housing by acquiring Zodiac House. This facility will provide 73 furnished residential units for families and individuals facing homelessness. Equipped with essential amenities and managed by the council, the project aims to reduce costs compared to existing private temporary housing solutions. By minimizing reliance on expensive night-by-night rates, the council aims to save approximately £987,000 per year and meet its responsibilities under the Homelessness Reduction Act 2017 while aligning with broader housing improvement goals.
The acquisition of Zodiac House by Croydon Council is a proactive measure to address rising homelessness and provide safe, temporary housing for residents in need.
The project will offer 73 residential units, furnished with essential items, aiming to reduce reliance on costly private temporary housing, saving the council significant funds.
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