A Derby Homes spokesperson explained that the reasons for rough sleeping in Derby are varied and unique to each individual, involving many interconnected factors. In 2024, Derby Homes is supporting 473 individuals experiencing homelessness by offering shelter and rehousing efforts. According to the government's recent rough sleeping snapshot, the number of people sleeping rough in Derby dropped to 14 from 18 the previous year. In response to national concerns, the Ministry of Housing announced a £1 billion fund dedicated to addressing homelessness and reducing rough sleeping throughout the country.
As with national trends, the drivers that cause people to sleep rough in Derby are unique to each individual and include many interrelated factors.
Derby Homes was working with the 473 people identified in 2024 to offer shelter, support and take steps towards rehousing.
The government's annual rough sleeping snapshot recorded 14 people on the streets in Derby on a single night last autumn, down from 18 the year before.
The MHCLG announced £1bn of new funding to tackle rough sleeping across the country.
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