Crisis says it has been left with 'no choice' but to shut its Rotherham and Coventry offices.
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Sites in Rotherham and Coventry have been earmarked to close as the charity struggles with a drop in donations.The charity's 11 Skylight centres help thousands of people a year find homes, access training and look for work. But he said the charity had to scale back services to ensure it "remains financially sustainable in the long-term".Crisis chief executive Matt Downie said the charity had "been left with no choice" but to make cutsMr Downie told the BBC: "Crisis exists to end homelessness, and this is something we never wanted to consider.
A total of 2,225 households in Sheffield, Doncaster, Barnsley and Rotherham were assessed as homeless by their councils in January to March this year, up from 1,847 in 2021, according to government data.
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