Everyone should have a home Graeme Brown Director of Shelter Scotland.

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Everyone should have a home Graeme Brown Director of Shelter Scotland

. The housing and homelessness challenge The problem condensed Changing contexts Targets and ambitions Towards solutions Summing up

. The homelessness crisis

The problem condensed 40,000 households assessed as homeless Almost 10,000 in temporary accommodation Over 200,000 on house waiting lists House price volatility 569,000 suffer fuel poverty 74% of homes do not meet the Scottish Housing Quality Standard

. Changing contexts

. Targets and ambitions 2012 – the homelessness target 2015 – the Scottish housing quality standard 2015 – the housing supply target 2016 – the fuel poverty target

. The “2012 target” By 2012 all unintentionally homeless households will have the right to permanent accommodation By 31 March 2009 councils have to be “half way there” from where they were in 2004.

. The 2009 “halfway” target: EXAMPLE In Council X assesses 50% of homeless households as eligible for permanent accommodation. All councils need to be at 100% by Therefore Council X has to be at 75% by It can choose how to do that.

. Local authority% assessed as priority need Pace-setters West Dunbartonshire96 Renfrewshire90 South Lanarkshire83 North Ayrshire88 Highland78 Tail-enders Shetland62 Glasgow 87 Perth and Kinross71 Orkney78 Dundee80 SCOTLAND79

. Progress towards 2009 interim target As at : 6 LAs achieved it already. 1 other LA on target to achieve it. 18 LAs moving in the right direction but not fast enough. 7 LAs moving in the wrong direction.

. Impacts of Homelessness Reforms Temporary accommodation use doubled in last five years: but not solely due to new rights. Number of social lets (RSLs and councils combined) going to homeless people = 30%.

. Number of fuel poor households , , , , , ,000

. Scottish Housing Quality Standard Compliance Social housing All tenures %23% %25%

The political importance of housing Which subjects do you receive most letters about in your postbag or receive most approaches about in surgeries? Housing 86% Health79% Education72% Crime / law&order66% Transport65% Source: IPSOS / MORI: December 2007

Towards solutions Prevent homelessness Provide more homes

Prevention of homelessness Mortgage possessions Eviction of tenants Tenancy sustainment Housing benefit Leaving institutional settings

More homes 10,000 homes a year Right to Buy reform The role of housing associations The role of private landlords New council housing

. Making connections