Sentence examples for insecure accommodation from inspiring English sources

Dimensions of poverty, particularly food and financial insecurity and insecure accommodation; unwanted pregnancy; and interpersonal conflict, particularly partner rejection, infidelity and general lack of support were reported as the causes of depression.

"Isolation and anxiety about insecure accommodation can lead to insecurity, depression, paranoia, anxiety and over-use of alcohol and illegal substances," she says.

Fifteen per cent of prisoners were homeless and 28% in insecure accommodation immediately before custody.

Living in insecure accommodation, often for up to years at a time and involving frequent changes of address, can negatively children's mental health and emotional wellbeing as well as their schooling, Shelter says.

This group are the uncounted hidden homeless or about-to-be-homeless: often younger, single people "sofa surfing" with friends, riding the night buses, or teetering on the edge of eviction from short-term insecure accommodation.

Agne is one of 26 mothers living in temporary, emergency or insecure accommodation who crowd into a room at the back of a community centre in east London, where the Magpie project meets, on an icy Wednesday for hot food, practical support, companionship and much-needed space for their little ones to play.

It's so much more than a roof, yet public opinion struggles to look beyond the minority of rough sleepers to the millions of people without a permanent home who are stuck in insecure temporary accommodation.

Sarah's specialist (independent domestic violence advocate (IDVA) knows she needs a refuge place, and that her insecure living accommodation makes it likely she'll return to the perpetrator, the man who raped her immediately on her return from hospital after giving birth to their daughter.

It is a complex, shifting spectrum of temporary, insecure or unsafe accommodation.

He is not on a zero-hours contract or living in insecure, expensive, substandard accommodation.

One in three of Britain's millennial generation will never own their own home, with many forced to live and raise families in insecure privately rented accommodation throughout their lives, according to a report by the Resolution Foundation.