The Government has made clear its ambition to end rough sleeping by the end of this Parliament. We are determined to build on the success of Everyone In to ensure that rough sleepers are supported away from a life on the streets for good. The Government took unprecedented steps during the pandemic to protect rough sleepers and those at risk of rough sleeping. This work has not stopped and by the end of January, we had supported over 37,000 people with over 11,000 in emergency accommodation and over 26,000 already moved on into longer-term accommodation. On 17 September 2020, we announced allocations to local authorities to pay for immediate support to ensure that vulnerable people supported during the pandemic do not return to the streets. £91.5 million was allocated to 274 councils in England and on 29 October 2020, we announced allocations to local partners to deliver longer-term move-on accommodation through the Rough Sleeping Accommodation Programme. More than 3,000 new long-term homes for rough sleepers across the country have been approved, backed by Government investment of more than £150 million. This support builds on the package of winter support announced last year. This included a £10 million Cold Weather Fund for all local authorities to bring forward COVID-secure accommodation and to keep vulnerable people safe from the cold. This was accompanied by a £2 million Transformation Fund for the voluntary sector.