They're struggling to keep services in place as things stand.
Homelessness in the midlands needs to be taken seriously by the next government.
Midlands Simon says, despite receiving some state funding, it's struggling to keep core services in place.
It operates 12 emergency beds, and has to raise 25 euro per bed, every night, to maintain that basic service.
CEO of Midlands Simon, Tony O'Riordan, says the pace at which the Department of Housing is tackling this issue is staggering:
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Westmeath County Council Reopens Applications For Remaining Affordable Purchase Home
10 homes were originally made available.
Midlands Communities Challenged To Walk 100km For Jack And Jill Families
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Laois Charity Fashion Show To Raise Funds For Special School And Meals On Wheels
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Local Link Plans Major Expansion Of Midlands Bus Services
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Laois First Responders Launch Defibrillator Fundraising Campaign
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Westmeath Councillors Criticise Exclusion From Housing Minister Meeting
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Triple Lock Set For Fresh Dáil Debate This Autumn
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