Poverty & Inclusion Housing & Homelessness 2024
NACCOM

NACCOM Impact Report 2024-25

NACCOM is the UK-wide frontline network of charities working to end destitution and homelessness among people seeking asylum, refugees and migrants with No Recourse to Public Funds. In 2024-25, its member network accommodated 4,434 people — a record high since data collection began in 2013 — including 2,008 refugees and 1,509 people with NRPF. The report highlights an entrenched migrant homelessness crisis driven by hostile immigration policy, with 1,386 people arriving at member services from rough sleeping or insecure accommodation. NACCOM's advocacy, research and policy work — conducted in close partnership with Homeless Link, Refugee Action and Asylum Matters — continued to push for systemic change.

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4,434 people accommodated by the NACCOM network in 2024/25 — the highest ever recorded since data collection began in 2013 Key Metric 1
1,386 people were rough sleeping or in informal/insecure accommodation before accessing member services; 829 rough sleeping at point of access Key Metric 2
2,008 people with refugee status and 1,509 people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) accommodated by member organisations Key Metric 3
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Network development and capacity building for frontline member organisations; Community Research Programme led by lived experience volunteer researchers; policy, advocacy and research to tackle root causes of destitution; media and communications to challenge the hostile environment; Annual Members' Survey tracking scale and nature of destitution across the UK; coalition work with Homeless Link, Refugee Action and Asylum Matters

📊Key Metrics

4,434 people accommodated by the NACCOM network in 2024/25 — the highest ever recorded since data collection began in 2013 Key Metric 1
1,386 people were rough sleeping or in informal/insecure accommodation before accessing member services; 829 rough sleeping at point of access Key Metric 2
2,008 people with refugee status and 1,509 people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) accommodated by member organisations Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 65% of NACCOM members delivering advice reported demand for legal advice was higher in 2024/25 than the previous year; 64% said they were unable to meet that rise in demand
  • 71% of survey respondents reported the temporary extension of the move-on period to 56 days reduced the risk of homelessness amongst newly recognised refugees
  • NACCOM's 'Vital Solutions to Ending Destitution' framework and evidence from the network informed national policy discussions on migrant homelessness, asylum accommodation and move-on support

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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