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A proposed regional task force would bring together councils, health, criminal justice and other partners to prevent homelessness before people reach crisis point. Members of the Combined Authority are due to consider the plans.
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00:00Liverpool City Region leaders are creating a new task force to help prevent and reduce
00:06homelessness and rough sleeping. The combined authority will invest £1.9 million in the
00:12partnership, bringing together councils, health services, criminal justice agencies and other
00:18organisations. The wider package follows an additional £8.35 million from government funding.
00:25Steve Rotherham says the aim is earlier intervention. Funding has also been allocated to continue the
00:32combined authority's Housing First programme and extend delivery of assertive outreach services
00:38for the next three years. The new Homelessness Task Force is set to launch this autumn.
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