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Homeless Link co-host 'How to end homelessness' event at Labour Party Conference
MPs, Social Housing sector leaders and Local Authority officials join for an exploration on the key reforms needed to end rough sleeping and homelessness
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Homeless Link backs call for an end to ‘scapegoating’ of migrants
Homeless Link has joined more than 100 other organisations in signing a letter to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood calling for an end to “scapegoating” of migrants
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Tackling a different kind of period poverty? The Period Literacy Toolkit for the homelessness sector
Member Blog
Thea Raisbeck of Spring Housing introduces a practical new toolkit.
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Homeless Link call for upcoming homelessness strategy to Break the Cycle of crisis
With the Government pledging to release a new Homelessness Strategy in the coming months, Homeless Link’s new Breaking the Cycle policy briefing sets out a roadmap to move from crisis towards a country free from homelessness.
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New podcast episode published today discussing the women’s rough sleeping census
In this episode of the Going Beyond Podcast, we speak to Lucy Campell from Single Homeless Project, and Kathryn Parsons from Solace Women’s Aid about the women’s rough sleeping census.
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Asylum policy changes will increase homelessness, warn 64 organisations
In a joint letter, 64 expert organisations have warned asylum policy changes will increase homelessness
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Fair Funding 2.0 consultation 2025 – Homeless Link’s response
Homeless Link has submitted a response to the government consultation on how local authorities are funded. You can read a summary here.
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Dogs Trust Christmas Parcels for homelessness services
A great initiative to secure gifts for four legged friends. Apply before October 8.
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Homeless Link welcomes Alison McGovern MP as new Homelessness Minister
Homeless Link urges new Minister to seize opportunity to address homelessness emergency and build a better system
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From Data to Direction: Insights from 18 Years of Homeless Link’s Annual Review
This year marks 18 years of our Annual Review (now Support to End Homelessness), Homeless Link’s national study on the support delivered by the homelessness sector, which continues to provide crucial evidence to inform policy and practice.
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Homelessness organisation launches in-house leadership programme in partnership with Homeless Link
Our Senior Learning and Development Manager discusses the new leadership training co-designed for Homeless Link member P3 Charity.
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Building an evidence base for trauma informed care in homelessness services
Ten Homeless Link members are working together to capture learning as they implement a whole organisation approach to trauma informed care.
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Homeless Link welcomes Steve Reed MP to Secretary of State role
Homeless Link outlines main issues facing new Housing Secretary Steve Reed MP
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All-Party Group backs Homeless Link’s campaign in new report
Homeless Link welcomes a new APPG report on ending homelessness, which backs a number of reforms that can help end homelessness.
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Housing Benefit issues for supported accommodation providers: update
Some local authorities may be pre-empting the supported accommodation regulations. Read more here and tell us about your experience.
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The Impact of CRASH: Building hope through construction
Member Blog
A great organisation with the potential to give practical help to homelessness services.
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New member: The Meeting Room
We're delighted to welcome The Meeting Room as a new member of Homeless Link!
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Free money through easyfundraising
An easy way for members to raise unrestricted funding through your regular online purchases.
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Home Office reverts to 28-day move-on period for new refugees
Homeless Link and NACCOM have made a joint statement responding to reports on 27 August that the Home Office has reverted to a 28-day move-on period for newly recognised refugees.
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What’s next for Housing First: marginal gains or an end to homelessness?
Alex Smith argues for a more ambitious scale up of Housing First in England as the intervention comes back into the spotlight with the release of the CSJ's new report.