The given graph illustrates the proportionate reasons for homelessness in the UK, dividing into five major points.
To begin with, the prominent reason that dominates other facts is the loss of accommodation with relatives and friends, which accounted for more than one third of the issue. This is most likely where people has gone into fight with their close ones, resulting in no where to go. This issue is closely aligned with relation breakdown that taken 24%. Overall, these relationship-related issues accumulated more than 50% of the pie chart, where the quarter of the reasoning comes from loss of tenant and mortgage or rent arrears. The former weighted 13% while the latter falls short of 9%. These are financial- related issues, but surprisingly, it does not play a major role causing homelessness.
It is important to note that the non- specified issue categorized in ” other” also plays in important part in the reasoning, but as it is not given, the problems of homelessness can be classified into two major points: relationship- based issue and money- related issue, in order of the proportion.