The Wallich is here to provide information which clears misconceptions about homelessness

You are considered ‘homeless’ if:

• You do not have accommodation you are legally allowed to stay in
• You can’t access your accommodation
• You can’t stay in your accommodation for some reason

Types of homelessness

• Sleeping rough
• ‘Sofa surfing’
  (living on a friend or relative’s sofa)
• Squatting
• Living away from your home because of domestic abuse/violence
• Living in a hostel, bed and breakfast or other temporary / emergency accommodation