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17 October, 2019
Cymorth publishes Assertive Outreach principles for Wales
Following engagement with researchers, experts and homelessness practitioners, Cymorth Cymru has today published a new document that aims to set the standard for effective assertive outreach services in Wales.

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27 August, 2019
New position to drive forward Housing First in Wales
Work to reduce rough sleeping in Wales through the internationally acclaimed Housing First model has been strengthened by the creation of a new Housing First Policy and Practice Coordinator. Funded by the Welsh Government, this position will support the implementation of Housing First across the length and breadth of Wales. It will be based at Cymorth Cymru, the umbrella organisation for homelessnes...

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22 July, 2019
Campaign calls on people to Play Their Part during the Homeless World Cup
With four days to go before the Homeless World Cup kicks off in Cardiff, Welsh homelessness charity Cymorth Cymru has launched a campaign which calls on people and organisations to play their part in ending homelessness. Backed by Welsh actor and activist Michael Sheen, the campaign throws down the challenge: Ending homelessness is a team effort. Will you play your part? As t...

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19 June, 2019
Campaign to scrap the Vagrancy Act
A wide range of expert individuals and organisations are calling for the Vagrancy Act (1824) to be repealed, as a new report from Crisis says the law criminalising begging and rough sleeping in England a...

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