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1 CHAIN Data Analysis April June 2017
2 Headline Figures The St Mungo s CHAIN dataset contains statistical information on people sleeping rough in London and is published on a quarterly basis. This document features analysis of the data for April June 2017 and draws comparisons with the same period last (April June 2016). Rough sleeping across London In April June 2017, outreach teams recorded a total of 2,584 people sleeping rough across London, representing a 4 decrease on the 2016 figure of 2,689. Of the total figure, 1,206 people were recorded sleeping rough in London for the first time. This is slightly lower than the 2016 figure of 1, (80) of the new rough sleepers 1 were recorded a spending only one night sleeping rough. This represents a 4 increase from the same period last The total number of people living on the streets 2 and the number of intermittent rough sleepers 3 was slightly lower that the same period last (Graph 1) Graph 1: Rough Sleeping in London April - June April - June , New rough sleepers Living on the streets Intermittent rough sleepers 1 New rough sleepers are defined as those who had not been contacted by outreach teams before the period. 2 People living on the streets is defined as those who have had a high number of contacts over three weeks or more which suggests they are living on the streets. 3 Intermittent rough sleepers are defined as people who were seen rough sleeping before the period began and contacted in the period, but not regularly enough to be living on the streets CHAIN Data Analysis, April June
3 Rough sleeping by borough Whilst Westminster continues to report the highest total number of people sleeping rough, they reported decreases in the number of rough sleepers across each category (Table 1). London s Outer Boroughs, Westminster and Camden are the top three boroughs that reported the highest number of new rough sleepers. In April June 2016, Ealing reported no new rough sleepers. This they reported the largest increase in rough sleeping across each category: new rough sleepers (100), people living on the streets (75), intermittent rough sleepers (30), and total rough sleepers (63). Brent reported the largest decline in rough sleeping across each measure (Table 1) Table 1: Rough Sleeping in London borough s, April June 2016/17 New rough sleepers Living on the streets Intermittent rough sleepers Total rough sleepers Brent Camden City of London Ealing Hammersmith & Fulham Islington Kensington & Chelsea Lambeth Southwark Tower Hamlets Westminster Outer Boroughs CHAIN Data Analysis, April June
4 Achieving the No Second Night Out (NSNO) target In April June 2017, 18 of the 1,206 new rough sleepers slept rough for more than one night but were not living on the streets. This represents a proportional decrease of -14 on the same period last (table 2). In April June 2017, 80 (970) of new recorded rough sleepers did not end up spending a second night sleeping rough. This is 4 higher compared to the same period last. The number of new rough sleepers that went on to live on the streets decreased by 50 compared to the same period last. Table 2: Achievements in reaching the NSNO target, April June 2016/17 New rough sleepers with NSNO No New rough sleepers with second night out No New rough sleepers living on the streets No April - June April - June In April June 2017, Hammersmith and Fulham and the Outer London Boroughs were the most successful in achieving the NSNO Target (Graph 2). Kensington and Chelsea had the lowest proportion of new rough sleepers with NSNO (55) and the largest decrease in the proportion of new rough sleepers with NSNO (-24). Compared to the same period last, Islington reported the largest increase in the proportion of new rough sleepers that had NSNO (+21). CHAIN Data Analysis, April June
5 Graph 2: Achievements in NSNO target, by borough. May- June Brent Camde n City of Londo n Ealing Hamm ersmit h & Fulha m Islingto n Kensin gton & Lambe Chelse th a South wark Tower Outer Westm Hamlet Boroug inster s hs April-June April-June April-June 2016 April-June 2017 Rough sleeping by ethnicity In April June 2017, 45 of people recorded by outreach teams as sleeping rough across London were of UK origin. Graph 3: Nationality of rough sleepers, April-June UK Ireland Other Europe Central & Eastern Europe Africa Asia Americas Australasia CHAIN Data Analysis, April June
6 Support needs and institutional and armed forces history In April June 2017, 77 of rough sleepers in London reported one or more support needs (i.e. alcohol, drugs and/or mental health). A total of 49 of recorded rough sleepers were assessed as having mental health support needs. 51 of recorded rough sleepers reported experiences of the armed forces, care or prison. Graph 4: Support needs and institutional/armed forces history of rough sleeping. April - June Alcohol Drugs Mental health All three no Armed forces Care Prison All three no April - June April - June April - June 2016 April - June 2017 CHAIN Data Analysis, April June
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