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Implementing a psychologically or trauma informed approach
Jo Prestidge summarises a new book that can help leaders to drive a change towards these person centred approaches throughout their organisations.
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Streetwise Opera Opportunity
Opera Pioneers is a new initiative for people with lived experience of homelessness.
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New member: Positive Futures Supported Housing
We're delighted to welcome Positive Futures Supported Housing as a new member of Homeless Link!
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New member: St Paul’s Hostel
We're delighted to welcome St Paul's Hostel as a new member of Homeless Link!
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Government update on Supported Housing regulation
In a Ministerial statement on 10 July, Minister for Homelessness Rushanara Ali provided an update on the development of new regulations to implement the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023. Acknowledging concerns raised by the sector in the consultation process, there is a commitment to work to refine the proposed regulations.
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New regulations to remove local connection rules for care leavers and victims of domestic abuse to access social housing
Starting today (10th July 2025), new regulations have come into effect to exempt care leavers under 25 and victims of domestic abuse from any local connection or residency tests for social housing applied by Local Authorities in England.
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Funding available via The National Lottery Community Fund - The Solidarity Fund
Funding available via The National Lottery Community Fund - The Solidarity Fund
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Funding available via The Fore
Funding available via The Fore
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"A very valuable opportunity" - St Petrocs' experience of Homeless Link's leadership programmes
Henry Meacock, CEO of St Petrocs, and Lois Wild, Director of Engagement for St Petrocs, reflect on their experience of taking part in Homeless Link's leadership programme.
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Annual review of support to end homelessness reveals a sector stretched to the limits
Homeless Link launches its annual research report exploring trends in support for single homelessness.
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Overcoming Fundraising Challenges Together
Homelessness organisations based in London have come together to discuss the fundraising environment and how we can work together on some of the biggest challenges. here are our thoughts.
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NHS 10 Year Plan acknowledges homelessness as driving health inequality
Homeless Link welcomes commitment for health service to address homelessness
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New 'Reconsiderations Process' launched for rejected or refused asylum claims
From the 30th June 2025, the Homelessness Escalation Service (HES) has rolled out a ‘Reconsiderations Process’ for organisations supporting individuals who are, or at risk of, rough sleeping, and have received a negative asylum decision.
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Accredited qualification applications now open
We are excited to announce that applications are now open for Autumn cohorts of the CIH Level 3 Certificate in Providing Homelessness Services qualification.
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Prevention is protection: strengthening modern slavery prevention in the homelessness sector
Member Blog
Dr. Júlia Tomás, from The Passage, introduces their new report, Enhancing Modern Slavery Prevention within the Homelessness Sector in the UK.
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Rough sleeping in London climbs to record levels
Homeless Link responds to the CHAIN 2024/25 annual report.
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Homeless Link welcomes Public Accounts Committee recommendations on funding reform
Homeless Link welcomes MPs backing for proposals on funding reform
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The definition of a woman - navigating change in the homelessness sector
People experiencing homelessness are some of society’s most vulnerable and it is vitally important that as a sector, we respond to this ruling in a caring, proportionate and trauma-informed way.
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Theatre as an approach to participation and catalyst for change
Reflections on Groundswell's Legislative Theatre project in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
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This Refugee Week the move-on period extension must be made permanent
Homeless Link and NACCOM's report, Vital Solutions, sets out recommendations to ensure immigration policy helps to end homelessness for all.