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Manchester is launching a bold new plan to combat family homelessness by transforming vacant buildings into 17 brand-new, fully equipped homes in Wythenshawe—complete with kitchens, bathrooms, laundry, and gardens—all set to be ready by December. The city’s goal? Keep families rooted in their communities, not shipped off to distant temporary housing. With more sites in the pipeline—including a Chorlton office building for 50+ families and a site near Alexandra Park for 20—this isn’t just about shelter; it’s about stability. On-site support teams will help residents transition to permanent housing, turning crisis into opportunity.
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