Martin Reed

Martin edits CONNECT magazine, our blogs and our fortnightly email bulletins for members. He supports the production of Homeless Link's publications, and leads the development of our online and social media presence.

Three flavours of No Second Night Out
Published in From the Team 18 weeks 4 hours ago
We often read about the major city launches of No Second Night Out projects - London and Liverpool in particular. We hear less about the smaller...
Introducing Streetlink
Published in From the Team 23 weeks 3 days ago
StreetLink, a new service to help rough sleepers in England launches today, following successful local trials which show that involving the public...
Where from? Where now? - photography exhibition at Oxo
Published in From the Team 27 weeks 3 days ago
A new multimedia exhibition opens at the gallery@oxo on Wednesday, offering a unique and stark glimpse into the lives of a number of homeless women...
#WhatsYourStep signing off...
Published in World Homeless Day 2012 blog 32 weeks 1 day ago
One last post to say a huge thank you to everyone who took part in today's Tweetathon. As one tweeter said: "Please remember that #...
From Cathy to Stanley: homelessness on film
Published in World Homeless Day 2012 blog 32 weeks 1 day ago
It's no surprise that people have trouble understanding homelessness when most portrayals in film and on television are based on...
"Making people open their eyes"
Published in World Homeless Day 2012 blog 32 weeks 1 day ago
On 2nd July, as London prepared for the Olympics, 300 performers who have experienced homelessness took part in a concert at the Royal Opera House...
Three hundred performers, one voice
Published in From the Team 46 weeks 3 days ago
Last night, 300 performers who have experienced homelessness took part in a concert at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Presented by...
An OBE for Jimmy Carlson
Published in From the Team 48 weeks 5 days ago
Congratulations to Jimmy Carlson, who spent 23 years living on the streets and in hostels – but is now set to receive an OBE for his services...