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Date published: 9th October 2026

North Norfolk District Council are consulting on our draft Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2026–2031.

The Strategy sets out how North Norfolk District Council will work with partners to prevent homelessness, reduce rough sleeping, improve access to suitable accommodation and support people to stay in their homes.

Local authorities are required to review homelessness in their area and publish a Homelessness Strategy. The Strategy must be reviewed at least every five years to make sure it continues to reflect local needs and challenges.

Residents and members of the public can share their views by completing the survey. It should take around five minutes to complete.

Homelessness can affect people in different ways and may be linked to financial pressures, relationship breakdown, health needs, domestic abuse, loss of accommodation or difficulties accessing suitable housing.

We want to hear from residents, people with lived experience of homelessness, partner organisations and anyone with an interest in homelessness services in North Norfolk.

Your feedback will help us check whether the proposed priorities reflect local needs and identify anything to add or change before the Strategy and Action Plan are finalised.

The consultation will run from 24 September 2026 to 22 October 2026.

Review the consultation documents and complete the survey here.


Last updated: 9th October 2026