As the temperature continues to soar above 35°C, homeless people and those sleeping rough are increasingly vulnerable. Here’s how you can help protect the homeless in the heatwave.
The Big Issue“When extreme weather poses a health risk, councils can activate severe weather emergency protocols. These can be activated in response to high winds, freezing temperatures and snow as well as extreme heat,” it writes.
However, if you believe your council should be activating SWEP, you can contact them to let them know.Alternatively, if you see someone in need of medical attention in hot weather, don’t hesitate to call 999 to get them the help they need. Other organisations can offer support to those left without a home, including Streetlink, which will put you in touch with your local frontline services — Centrepoint, St Mungos, Crisis, Shelter and more.
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