More than 200 people living in Jersey are classed as homeless
In a first-of-its kind government report, more than 200 people living in Jersey have been defined as homeless.
In a first-of-its kind government report, more than 200 people living in Jersey have been defined as homeless.
With services currently "significantly stretched", the charity is appealing for people to "dig deep and support" the work they do.
Paul Goddard has been living in his car for three years after failing to find affordable housing in Guernsey. He says friends have been forced to live in tents.