NACCOM
@naccomnetwork.bsky.social
NACCOM is a UK-wide network of frontline organisations collectively working to #EndDestitution and homelessness in the asylum and immigration system.
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Today, we launch our new data briefing for 2024/2025.
It's never been more urgent to fight for a welcoming society, where people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants are free from destitution and homelessness and can live with dignity as part of their community.
➡️ wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
It's never been more urgent to fight for a welcoming society, where people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants are free from destitution and homelessness and can live with dignity as part of their community.
➡️ wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
We'd like to wish you all a peaceful and restorative festive season, and a Happy New Year!
December 23, 2025 at 10:19 AM
We'd like to wish you all a peaceful and restorative festive season, and a Happy New Year!
This year, we have felt dismayed and horrified as hostile policies increased and racist rhetoric continues to creep into mainstream political discourse.
But solidarity trumps hate.
In 2025, we have been proud to support the extraordinary efforts of our membership.
naccom.org.uk/reflections-...
But solidarity trumps hate.
In 2025, we have been proud to support the extraordinary efforts of our membership.
naccom.org.uk/reflections-...
Reflections on 2025 and Thank You - NACCOM
NACCOM has never been just an organisation or a network. In 2025 we’ve felt especially lucky to be part of a movement working towards a shared vision of a world without homelessness and destitution.
naccom.org.uk
December 22, 2025 at 10:19 AM
This year, we have felt dismayed and horrified as hostile policies increased and racist rhetoric continues to creep into mainstream political discourse.
But solidarity trumps hate.
In 2025, we have been proud to support the extraordinary efforts of our membership.
naccom.org.uk/reflections-...
But solidarity trumps hate.
In 2025, we have been proud to support the extraordinary efforts of our membership.
naccom.org.uk/reflections-...
In 2025 we’ve felt especially lucky to be part of a movement working towards a shared vision of a world without homelessness and destitution.
As we approach the end of 2025, our Director @youngbridget.bsky.social reflects on a year of solidarity.
Read now:
As we approach the end of 2025, our Director @youngbridget.bsky.social reflects on a year of solidarity.
Read now:
Reflections on 2025 and Thank You - NACCOM
NACCOM has never been just an organisation or a network. In 2025 we’ve felt especially lucky to be part of a movement working towards a shared vision of a world without homelessness and destitution.
naccom.org.uk
December 19, 2025 at 10:19 AM
In 2025 we’ve felt especially lucky to be part of a movement working towards a shared vision of a world without homelessness and destitution.
As we approach the end of 2025, our Director @youngbridget.bsky.social reflects on a year of solidarity.
Read now:
As we approach the end of 2025, our Director @youngbridget.bsky.social reflects on a year of solidarity.
Read now:
Some rare good news!
Following a legal challenge by Deighton Pierce Glynn and significant pressure from our sector inc. @homelesslink.bsky.social, until 16 Jan the Govt has agreed to extend the move-on period for newly-granted refugees facing street homelessness to 56 days.
tinyurl.com/3yft5kd2
Following a legal challenge by Deighton Pierce Glynn and significant pressure from our sector inc. @homelesslink.bsky.social, until 16 Jan the Govt has agreed to extend the move-on period for newly-granted refugees facing street homelessness to 56 days.
tinyurl.com/3yft5kd2
Thousands to avoid Christmas on streets as Home Office ordered to delay refugee evictions
Move-on period extended from 28 days to 56 days if person recently granted refugee status is at risk of sleeping rough
www.theguardian.com
December 18, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Some rare good news!
Following a legal challenge by Deighton Pierce Glynn and significant pressure from our sector inc. @homelesslink.bsky.social, until 16 Jan the Govt has agreed to extend the move-on period for newly-granted refugees facing street homelessness to 56 days.
tinyurl.com/3yft5kd2
Following a legal challenge by Deighton Pierce Glynn and significant pressure from our sector inc. @homelesslink.bsky.social, until 16 Jan the Govt has agreed to extend the move-on period for newly-granted refugees facing street homelessness to 56 days.
tinyurl.com/3yft5kd2
The government has published its homelessness strategy for England. This was a vital opportunity to tackle asylum and immigration policies that drive homelessness and destitution but it fell short naccom.org.uk/a-national-p...
'A National Plan to End Homelessness' – NACCOM response to the government’s new homelessness strategy for England - NACCOM
naccom.org.uk
December 12, 2025 at 10:36 AM
The government has published its homelessness strategy for England. This was a vital opportunity to tackle asylum and immigration policies that drive homelessness and destitution but it fell short naccom.org.uk/a-national-p...
Cross-government approaches to tackling homelessness are welcome, but government strategy must always tackle immigration policies that further push people into destitution.
#EndDestitution
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
December 12, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Cross-government approaches to tackling homelessness are welcome, but government strategy must always tackle immigration policies that further push people into destitution.
#EndDestitution
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
NRPF conditions are forcing people into destitution.
NACCOM members accommodated 1,509 people with restricted eligibility or No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) in 2024/2025.
#EndDestitution
NACCOM members accommodated 1,509 people with restricted eligibility or No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) in 2024/2025.
#EndDestitution
December 11, 2025 at 10:19 AM
NRPF conditions are forcing people into destitution.
NACCOM members accommodated 1,509 people with restricted eligibility or No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) in 2024/2025.
#EndDestitution
NACCOM members accommodated 1,509 people with restricted eligibility or No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) in 2024/2025.
#EndDestitution
NACCOM members were forced to turn away 3,450 people experiencing destitution and homelessness in 2024/2025 due to lack of capacity.
This is likely to be a severe underestimation of the scale of unmet need.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
This is likely to be a severe underestimation of the scale of unmet need.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
December 10, 2025 at 10:19 AM
NACCOM members were forced to turn away 3,450 people experiencing destitution and homelessness in 2024/2025 due to lack of capacity.
This is likely to be a severe underestimation of the scale of unmet need.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
This is likely to be a severe underestimation of the scale of unmet need.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
The move-on period is a critical time for people to find safe, secure housing and support after receiving a decision on their claim and being asked to leave Home Office accommodation.
The Government must reinstate the 56-day extension.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
The Government must reinstate the 56-day extension.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
December 9, 2025 at 3:36 PM
The move-on period is a critical time for people to find safe, secure housing and support after receiving a decision on their claim and being asked to leave Home Office accommodation.
The Government must reinstate the 56-day extension.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
The Government must reinstate the 56-day extension.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
NACCOM members collectively provided 672,807 nights of accommodation to refugees and migrants in 2024/2025.
Because we believe that everyone deserves to live with dignity and agency as part of the community.
#EndDestitution
Because we believe that everyone deserves to live with dignity and agency as part of the community.
#EndDestitution
December 9, 2025 at 10:19 AM
NACCOM members collectively provided 672,807 nights of accommodation to refugees and migrants in 2024/2025.
Because we believe that everyone deserves to live with dignity and agency as part of the community.
#EndDestitution
Because we believe that everyone deserves to live with dignity and agency as part of the community.
#EndDestitution
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Very proud of the @naccomnetwork.bsky.social team and network for this data launch, but the reading is grim 👇🏻
In summary: hostile Government policies = increased homelessness for refugees, people seeking asylum and other migrants
#EndDestitution
In summary: hostile Government policies = increased homelessness for refugees, people seeking asylum and other migrants
#EndDestitution
Today, we launch our new data briefing for 2024/2025.
It's never been more urgent to fight for a welcoming society, where people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants are free from destitution and homelessness and can live with dignity as part of their community.
➡️ wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
It's never been more urgent to fight for a welcoming society, where people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants are free from destitution and homelessness and can live with dignity as part of their community.
➡️ wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
December 4, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Very proud of the @naccomnetwork.bsky.social team and network for this data launch, but the reading is grim 👇🏻
In summary: hostile Government policies = increased homelessness for refugees, people seeking asylum and other migrants
#EndDestitution
In summary: hostile Government policies = increased homelessness for refugees, people seeking asylum and other migrants
#EndDestitution
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Grateful to @theguardian.com for covering the most recent @naccomnetwork.bsky.social data briefing which charts the continued increase in homelessness experienced by refugees, people seeking asylum and other migrants, driven by hostile Government policies.
December 4, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Grateful to @theguardian.com for covering the most recent @naccomnetwork.bsky.social data briefing which charts the continued increase in homelessness experienced by refugees, people seeking asylum and other migrants, driven by hostile Government policies.
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Government policy is causing an entrenched migrant homelessness crisis, with no let-up in soaring levels of destitution
@naccomnetwork.bsky.social
www.rightsnet.org.uk/now/post/69177
@naccomnetwork.bsky.social
www.rightsnet.org.uk/now/post/69177
December 5, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Government policy is causing an entrenched migrant homelessness crisis, with no let-up in soaring levels of destitution
@naccomnetwork.bsky.social
www.rightsnet.org.uk/now/post/69177
@naccomnetwork.bsky.social
www.rightsnet.org.uk/now/post/69177
Refugees are being failed by statutory services and a shortened move-on period.
2,008 refugees were accommodated by the network this year, a 106% increase on 2022/23.
#EndDestitution
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
2,008 refugees were accommodated by the network this year, a 106% increase on 2022/23.
#EndDestitution
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
December 8, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Refugees are being failed by statutory services and a shortened move-on period.
2,008 refugees were accommodated by the network this year, a 106% increase on 2022/23.
#EndDestitution
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
2,008 refugees were accommodated by the network this year, a 106% increase on 2022/23.
#EndDestitution
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
With the steady drip of racist and anti-immigration sentiment into mainstream politics, Government rhetoric has remained hostile towards people in the asylum and immigration systems.
This experience from one of our members this year is not good enough, but sadly all too common.
#EndDestitution
This experience from one of our members this year is not good enough, but sadly all too common.
#EndDestitution
December 5, 2025 at 3:36 PM
With the steady drip of racist and anti-immigration sentiment into mainstream politics, Government rhetoric has remained hostile towards people in the asylum and immigration systems.
This experience from one of our members this year is not good enough, but sadly all too common.
#EndDestitution
This experience from one of our members this year is not good enough, but sadly all too common.
#EndDestitution
Ensuring everyone can obtain free, good-quality legal advice is a central part of any fair asylum and immigration system.
Charities can’t plug the gap caused by the legal aid emergency and government failures in asylum and immigration policy.
wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
Charities can’t plug the gap caused by the legal aid emergency and government failures in asylum and immigration policy.
wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
December 5, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Ensuring everyone can obtain free, good-quality legal advice is a central part of any fair asylum and immigration system.
Charities can’t plug the gap caused by the legal aid emergency and government failures in asylum and immigration policy.
wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
Charities can’t plug the gap caused by the legal aid emergency and government failures in asylum and immigration policy.
wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
Government policy is causing an entrenched migrant homelessness crisis.
NACCOM’s network of frontline members accommodated 4,434 people in 2024/25– more than in any previous year since our records began in 2013.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
NACCOM’s network of frontline members accommodated 4,434 people in 2024/25– more than in any previous year since our records began in 2013.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
December 4, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Government policy is causing an entrenched migrant homelessness crisis.
NACCOM’s network of frontline members accommodated 4,434 people in 2024/25– more than in any previous year since our records began in 2013.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
NACCOM’s network of frontline members accommodated 4,434 people in 2024/25– more than in any previous year since our records began in 2013.
Read our new data briefing: wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
#EndDestitution
Today, we launch our new data briefing for 2024/2025.
It's never been more urgent to fight for a welcoming society, where people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants are free from destitution and homelessness and can live with dignity as part of their community.
➡️ wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
It's never been more urgent to fight for a welcoming society, where people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants are free from destitution and homelessness and can live with dignity as part of their community.
➡️ wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
December 4, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Today, we launch our new data briefing for 2024/2025.
It's never been more urgent to fight for a welcoming society, where people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants are free from destitution and homelessness and can live with dignity as part of their community.
➡️ wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
It's never been more urgent to fight for a welcoming society, where people seeking asylum, refugees and other migrants are free from destitution and homelessness and can live with dignity as part of their community.
➡️ wp.me/p7yumi-4c9
Our statement on the government's policy announcements on asylum yesterday
November 18, 2025 at 12:50 PM
Our statement on the government's policy announcements on asylum yesterday
We're grateful to Baroness Lister for supporting our call for the move on period for people leaving asylum accommodation to be again extended to 56 days. Our members are already seeing increased homelessness and rough sleeping as a result of the policy reversal parliamentlive.tv/event/index/...
Parliamentlive.tv
House of Lords
parliamentlive.tv
November 14, 2025 at 3:11 PM
We're grateful to Baroness Lister for supporting our call for the move on period for people leaving asylum accommodation to be again extended to 56 days. Our members are already seeing increased homelessness and rough sleeping as a result of the policy reversal parliamentlive.tv/event/index/...
Everyone, regardless of their immigration status, deserves a sustainable future.
We loved leading a workshop at Emmaus National Assembly 2025, on how to collectively support people with NRPF.
With @emmausbolton.bsky.social @emmausnorthstaffs.bsky.social & more!
We loved leading a workshop at Emmaus National Assembly 2025, on how to collectively support people with NRPF.
With @emmausbolton.bsky.social @emmausnorthstaffs.bsky.social & more!
October 31, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Everyone, regardless of their immigration status, deserves a sustainable future.
We loved leading a workshop at Emmaus National Assembly 2025, on how to collectively support people with NRPF.
With @emmausbolton.bsky.social @emmausnorthstaffs.bsky.social & more!
We loved leading a workshop at Emmaus National Assembly 2025, on how to collectively support people with NRPF.
With @emmausbolton.bsky.social @emmausnorthstaffs.bsky.social & more!
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New figures showing record numbers homelessness and confirms what our members already know: we are in a homelessness emergency.
We can only create a country free from homelessness by moving beyond the current cycle of crisis. Join our #BreakingTheCycle campaign
homeless.org.uk/what-we-do/c...
We can only create a country free from homelessness by moving beyond the current cycle of crisis. Join our #BreakingTheCycle campaign
homeless.org.uk/what-we-do/c...
October 20, 2025 at 2:58 PM
New figures showing record numbers homelessness and confirms what our members already know: we are in a homelessness emergency.
We can only create a country free from homelessness by moving beyond the current cycle of crisis. Join our #BreakingTheCycle campaign
homeless.org.uk/what-we-do/c...
We can only create a country free from homelessness by moving beyond the current cycle of crisis. Join our #BreakingTheCycle campaign
homeless.org.uk/what-we-do/c...
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As part of #BlackHistoryMonth, Loraine shares her poem, I Raise My Fist, reflecting on courage, identity, and strength.
Loraine is a Sanctuary Ambassador - she uses her own experiences of seeking sanctuary to campaign for a fairer and more compassionate asylum system.
Loraine is a Sanctuary Ambassador - she uses her own experiences of seeking sanctuary to campaign for a fairer and more compassionate asylum system.
October 20, 2025 at 1:26 PM
As part of #BlackHistoryMonth, Loraine shares her poem, I Raise My Fist, reflecting on courage, identity, and strength.
Loraine is a Sanctuary Ambassador - she uses her own experiences of seeking sanctuary to campaign for a fairer and more compassionate asylum system.
Loraine is a Sanctuary Ambassador - she uses her own experiences of seeking sanctuary to campaign for a fairer and more compassionate asylum system.
On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (and every other day), we're fighting for a welcoming society where people in the asylum and immigration system are empowered to rebuild their own lives, free from destitution, with dignity and agency.
#EndPoverty
#EndPoverty
October 17, 2025 at 9:19 AM
On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (and every other day), we're fighting for a welcoming society where people in the asylum and immigration system are empowered to rebuild their own lives, free from destitution, with dignity and agency.
#EndPoverty
#EndPoverty