More people will find themselves homeless in Wales due to a lack of options, the North Wales-based charity Cais has warned. It is blaming a lack of choices available to individuals because of changes in the type of support on offer. Cais chief executive Clive Wolfendale has described the issue as an increasing trend. 'We are seeing people camped out in gardens and woods with nowhere to go," said Mr Wolfendale. "I think individuals are finding themselves not able to be supported by housing organisations and authorities of all types. The options available are becoming more and more limited.' (BBC News, 4 January) RD
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