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I posted this earlier in the thread (near the beginning) but I think it is worth repeating. Those who work with the homeless may not be aware that there are charities to help exservices such as Soldiers off the Streets, SSAFA, Royal British Legion and the various Benevolent Trusts. Help can be...

You need to be referred to a food bank with a voucher. That's generally someone who has a delay in getting benefits, or not receiving statutory sick pay from their employer.

This is the difference from my generation, where most youngsters worked but stayed at home with their parents, so they could save. Generally they bought a flat/house with their partner/spouse. Nowadays youngsters want a university education, independent living & money for a deposit as well.

It's not just an economic problem as family breakups are as much a cause as financial ones.

If any are ex servicemen & women, there are charities such as, Soldiers off the Streets, Royal British Legion, SSAFA and various Benevolent Trusts, which can provide housing and financial help. A lot of ex services don't realise they qualify or ask for help.