Offaly recorded the highest number of homeless people.
319 people across the Midlands accessed emergency accomodation last month.
Latest figures from the Department of Housing shows the figures consists of 214 adults, and 105 children, down from 341 people in June of this year.
Offaly recorded the highest figure of homeless people at 80, Westmeath had 58, 52 in Laois and 24 in Longford.
Nationally, the number of people accessing emergency accommodation in July was 17,527.
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