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Young people leaving care in England face a worse rise than the rest of the population, latest figures show.

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The Children’s Commissioner for the UK Rachel de Soza told the BBC that she was concerned about the government not providing long-term access to long-term care.

The government said it was committed to “bold steps” to curb the homeless.

The number of households with caregivers aged 18 to 20 at risk of a claim in the past year has increased by 9% over the previous year, and those who have been faithful have increased by 6%.

On average in the UK Among the general population, those who are threatened with tungur increased by 0.3% and do not have homanness by 1%.

Dealing with the homantness trend among the youngest care riders is growing more acute.

Three Year Comparison shows that homes among households with high maintenance costs in the UK have risen by 21%, compared to around 12% better off.

Tope was the third to be homeless in the first two years of care.

Untreated minister Allison McGovern: “everyone deserves a roof over their head, yet these figures show people at risk.”

“We change the worst form and the figures show us to reduce the worst form of temporary accommodation and reduction in B & B.”

He pointed to the government’s national strategy, saying the government provided a reference of £1bn for social housing, and £39bn for leading housing.

The Conservatives have been approached for comment.

Kerrie Portman has been homeless several times since she left care when she turned 18.

The 27-year-old was released as a teenager.

Kerrie went from a supported and temporary home, and a children’s home, where she said she suffered “severe abuse”.

He got a place to study at Cambridge University But, struggling to cope with the lack of support, he went down and found himself sleeping then between squats.

“It was incredibly scary and overwhelming and devastating,” she said.

“I don’t have any kind of clean security, so I don’t have a family to fall for support … so my woman is clearly (also) more) more)

Kerrie would take long bus rides to avoid the streets, stay at McDonalds or sleep in public bathrooms to try and still not be able to escape and not be able to escape.

He said that when it comes to practicing, he is often criticized for not having enough experience.

“I never had the stability to be able to focus on the work experience and that thing, because when I had chronic homeness I just focused on survival.”

He has now completed the Undrinan event, the third attempt in the election for the government on higher education, and has supported in seeking a long term.

But he is afraid for other young people to experience the experience that has almost produced growth and life after leaving care, and the hardships they have gone through.

“All the negative results increase. Then the more people are enough, the more they cause losses.”

While local authorities are legally mandated to provide some support to resist development that leaves the system at 18 we are also more vulnerable.

Creassiy, director of policy, campaign and communication at the charity, said the status quo is “unacceptable”.

“No refugee child should face homelessness. At 18, they face a terrible care crisis where support and they are expected to be overnight.”

Figures show 40% of young people in England aged 19 to 21 are not in education, work or employment (compared to 15% for all categories in the category.

The government is concerned about the number of young people in this situation, and then the Menu guarantee scheme, which will offer paid work in the community, will help people who have experienced health problems.

But it is called from Guns Gur GPS to still have some benefits to take care of those who care that the government has not yet protected as part of the welfare renewal.

Month of Dugas, education chooses the Committee called in the government does not cut Universal health elements to avoid young people as part of the renewal of daily life.

The government said no decision has been made.

Children’s commissioner Rachel de Soadza said the situation is peaceful as a mother to sacrifice, and to be housing and benefits, because it is necessary to prioritize.

“I think we have to push hard,” he said.

“I’m not sure … because Westminster is not good

He called priority for priority in bumeter for 50-60,000 years between the average of 17 to 21, and benefits to add to the fact.

Gaseran MP John Woitby has drunk 26 children over twenty years.

He has pressed maturers to consider giving younger care businesses the same universal credit that those over 25 receive, suggesting they will be equally popular.

But he also said he was worried about the “flat feet” of the elderly.

“The kind of children who have been taken care of, they don’t do as well as normal children, but they are far from being taken care of better .. He has a problem with us of his kind.

He said he expects some new pilot schemes?

“If the base is in place, then it has not been approved, then they can focus on tools that need to be done, a lot of work or more aspirational work.

“You have to have a foundation in place.”