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Help LGBT veterans affected by homelessness get recognition
Lee Buss-Blair on his experience of the historic ban that prevented people from an LBGTQI+ background serving in the armed forces, and how homelessness services can help raise awareness of an upcoming deadline to claim financial and non-financial recognition.
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Fully funded places available on our frontline qualification
Applications are open for two fully funded cohorts of the CIH Level 3 Certificate in Providing Homelessness Services, starting in January and February 2027.
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Homeless Link responds to the Home Secretary’s statement on earned settlement
Homeless Link opposes measures in earned settlement proposals which will increase homelessness and destitution
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Housing First in Europe. What's next for the UK?
Homeless Link's Senior Policy Manager Megan Hector reports back from the Housing First Europe conference at a critical moment for the UK movement.
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Future Foundations: free training for volunteers with lived experience
Your volunteers with lived experience are already making a difference. Help them take the next step!Our landmark Mapping the Homelessness Workforce research di…
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PIP journey review: have your say
The DWP are reviewing the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) journey and are looking for support with this from homelessness sector organisations.
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Funding available via St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity: Sustaining Accommodation Fund
Funding available via St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity: Sustaining Accommodation Fund
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What the 2026 budget meant for homelessness
Homeless Link's analysis of the 2026 budget and the implications it has for homelessness and homelessness services
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Rise in rough sleeping in London demonstrates challenges ahead to turn government rough sleeping ambitions into action
Concerning rises in rough sleeping in London visible in the latest CHAIN report
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Supported housing licensing – consultation on draft regulations now live
Update on the latest Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023 consultation, focused on the regulations that will bring the Act into force. Includes details on how to respond to the consultation and Homeless Link's existing plans.
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Homeless Link reacts to 2026 Budget statement
Homeless Link's immediate response to the 2026 Budget statement by the Chancellor.
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Homeless Link welcomes Homelessness Summit and additional funding
Homeless Link welcomes additional funding for the Rough Sleeping Programme, revealed at the Government's Homelessness Summit, attended by Homeless Link today
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Communications Community of Practice
A short survey to measure the interest in setting up a support group for communications staff in Homeless Link members.
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When eye care is accessible, the impact goes beyond sight
Member Blog
Homeless Link member, Vision Care, share how accessible eye care can make a difference for people experiencing homelessness, and how frontline teams can help people get their sight checked.
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Support veterans affected by the armed forces LGBT ban: 12 December deadline
Help veterans access financial and non-financial recognition ahead of 12 December deadline
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Homeless Link responds to Panorama’s ‘Big Housing Rip-off’
Homeless Link responds to BBC Panorama's 'Big Housing Rip-off' programme on exploitation in supported housing
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New podcast episode out now: what does Andy Burnham mean for homelessness?
In this episode, we reflect on the recent Labour Party Conference and discuss what the change in Prime Minister means for tacking homelessness.
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Update on supported accommodation regulations and the Supported Housing Advisory Panel
Last month, Homeless Link’s Policy Team attended a meeting with the Supported Housing Advisory Panel organised by the APPG for Ending Homelessness.
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Homeless Link turns 25: a conversation with the organisation’s original Chairperson, Sir Brian Pomeroy
Sir Brian Pomeroy, Homeless Link's original Chair, discusses how Homeless Link came into being, what the early years were like, and what lessons still resonate for the sector today.
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Government announces new Housing Benefit rules for supported housing and temporary accommodation residents
Changes in how Housing Benefit is calculated mean individuals can keep more of what they earn when they start work or increase their hours.