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What to do if you know someone sleeping rough |
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Enfield Council's cold weather protocol focuses on connecting rough sleepers with emergency help via StreetLink when temperatures drop to 0°C or below, triggering their Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) for vital support and temporary accommodation, with a strong emphasis on urgent alerts for those in immediate danger, including calling 999 for medical emergencies, to get people indoors and safe. How to Get Help or Report Someone in Cold Weather: Make a /navStreetLink Alert: This is the primary method for reporting a rough sleeper in Enfield, especially during cold spells.
Contact Emergency Services: If someone needs urgent medical help, call 999 immediately. Call for Out-of-Hours Support: For urgent housing issues outside of office hours (after 5 pm, weekends/bank holidays), call Enfield Council's out-of-hours service at 020 8379 1000. What Happens During Cold Weather (SWEP): Triggered by Cold: The protocol activates when temperatures are forecast to hit 0°C or below for several nights, or during other severe weather. Emergency Provision: Enfield Council provides emergency accommodation for those sleeping rough. Rapid Response: StreetLink alerts ensure outreach workers visit, assess needs, and link people to support and emergency housing. Key Takeaway: Your alert via StreetLink is crucial for getting immediate, life-saving support to rough sleepers during cold weather in Enfield | ||
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