Lichfield offers dignified temporary housing in city center apartments, built in seven months to combat rising homelessness.
The council built them in seven months. This addresses the rise in homeless people seeking help. Each of the five apartments includes a kitchen.
The apartments combine the sleeping area and kitchen. They also have a separate bathroom. Each bathroom has a shower and a toilet.
Developers funded the apartments’ construction. Cardo, specialist contractors, built them. The council will directly manage all apartments.
The council believes units are safe and secure places. They want to help homeless people live decently. Many people need the council’s help. They require about 870 bed nights each month.
This helps individuals and families in the area. The council uses developer money well. More units are planned across the district. The council wants to end homelessness. Check the council’s website. Find support for homeless people.