Lone parents, large families and foreign nationals most likely to become homeless, report shows

Lone parents, large families and foreign nationals are the most vulnerable to becoming homeless in Dublin, a new report shows.

Lone parents, large families and foreign nationals most likely to become homeless, report shows
Thu, 07 Jun, 2018 - 14:31

Lone parents, large families and foreign nationals are the most vulnerable to becoming homeless in Dublin, a new report shows.

Research from the Dublin Region Homeless Executive (DHRE) which was carried out between 2016 and 2017.

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