Deadline near for Carmarthenshire homelessness strategy input
The Carmarthenshire County Council is inviting residents, landlords, and service providers to share their views on its four-year Homelessness and Housing Support Strategy for 2027-2031. The online consultation is open and welcomes input from people who have experienced homelessness or housing difficulties, as well as those who work in the sector. Translations are available for English and Welsh speakers.
What’s being planned this time
Carmarthenshire County Council is drafting a four‑year strategy (2027–2031) aimed at preventing homelessness and improving access to housing support. The consultation seeks practical feedback on proposed approaches, priorities, and how to allocate resources to help households at risk of losing their homes.
Key facts you should know
Deadline for input: Wednesday 14 October. The council describes preventing homelessness and ensuring access to support as a priority. The online survey accepts responses in English or Welsh, with translation assistance available if needed. The consultation is open to anyone with experiences of homelessness, housing difficulties, or work in the sector.
Who is affected or can respond
Residents who might lose their homes, people already experiencing homelessness, landlords and housing providers, and support organisations are encouraged to participate. The plan will set out actions across Carmarthenshire to reduce homelessness and improve assistance. Feedback is not limited to personal stories; inquiries about policies and procedures are welcome as well.
Practical next steps for participants
To participate, visit the council’s online consultation page and submit your views by 14 October. If you are responding on behalf of an organisation, you may provide input on how policies would affect service delivery. Consider sharing concrete suggestions on prevention, access to housing, and the support services needed to maintain stability for households at risk.
Limits of the source and questions you may have
The available information covers the consultation and its deadline, but does not detail the final policy choices. If you need clarity on how responses will influence decisions, or how to access translation services, check the council’s guidance on the consultation page or contact the council directly.
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