At end September 2024, roughly nine out of ten of the 473 households in ‘emergency temporary accommodation’ were in Belfast (219) and Derry (217)

As of end September 2024, at least 19,700 kids under 18 were homeless across the north – 5,780 of them in Belfast

Chronic housing need continues to rise across Belfast as the homeless now account for 71% of the waiting list

2023 closes with unprecedented numbers of households on the waiting list, including at least 18,496 children growing up officially homeless

Belfast’s social housing waiting list shows a marked increase in levels of homelessness since March 2022

With the housing system failing to deliver, Housing Executive staff went on strike last year seeking better pay and fair working conditions. But what is happening behind the scenes?

The Commission has brought a legal challenge against the Illegal Migration Act on the grounds that it denies displaced people fundamental protections.

PPR publishes the Department of Health’s response to its letter regarding the implications of RQIA’s failure to regulate community mental health services

The Department of Health admits that it does not have this data, despite identifying GPs as critical sources of support in their Protect Life 2 Suicide Prevention Strategy (2019)

Question: What do you get when you compare data published by NI's official statistical agency against Housing Executive figures? Answer: More questions.