You can’t end homelessness with a temporary bed – people deserve lasting homes ...United Arab Emirates

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You can’t end homelessness with a temporary bed – people deserve lasting homes
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The government has committed itself to ending rough sleeping by 2024. If that ambition is to become a reality, it is going to need a proper plan

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