What next after people have to leave State-funded accommodation centres for refugees? (opens original article in a new tab)

Refugees in Ireland with granted status face eviction from state-funded accommodation centres by July, struggling to find housing due to discrimination and financial barriers, raising concerns about homelessness and integration.

• Cebsile Mhlanga and others with granted refugee status must leave Ipas centres by July, facing housing challenges.
• Ipas centres issued letters to over 5,000 people with legal status, prompting fears of increased homelessness.
• Refugees report discrimination and difficulty securing housing despite eligibility for Hap support.
• Department of Justice states policy aims to prioritize accommodation for new applicants over those with long-term status.
• Nasc and Irish Refugee Council highlight systemic issues in housing support for refugees.