Sharing the power
Rick Henderson in Blogs12 Sep 2018 - 4:41pm
Power is the ability to change things, to exert influence and shape the world around us.
News
Our online magazine for homelessness professionals. News, opinion and features from Homeless Link and across the sector.
Coordinated services for women experiencing homelessness
Lisa Raftery in Blogs11 Sep 2018 - 2:55pm
A National Conference on Women’s Homelessness: Why it’s needed and how you can get involved?
Impact of multiple moves on men with complex needs
in Blogs10 Sep 2018 - 4:43pm
What impact does moving multiple times between services have on men with complex needs?
How effective advocacy can improve outcomes
David Gill in Blogs10 Sep 2018 - 4:09pm
Knowing the right voice: how effective advocacy skills can improve engagement and outcomes.
Over half of homeless people suffer from chronic pain
Mat Amp in Blogs10 Sep 2018 - 3:16pm
Groundswell’s new peer-research reveals that chronic pain is having a significant impact on the lives of homeless people. It’s time to acknowledge this hidden issue and find ways to better support people affected by physical pain.
Homeless Link partners with Access on new £40m programme
Helen Harrison in Press notices7 Sep 2018 - 4:16pm
Homeless Link partners with Access and other partners to launch new Enterprise Development Programme.
Enterprise Development Programme
Sophie Price in Blogs4 Sep 2018 - 11:47am
Homeless Link is a partner in new Enterprise Development Programme.
Hepatitis C and Homelessness – improving access to treatment
Geoffrey Dusheiko in Blogs23 Aug 2018 - 11:23am
People experiencing homelessness are thought to be 50 times more likely to be chronically infected with the hepatitis C virus (HCV), yet only 3% will receive treatment.
Outreach on the streets of Connecticut
in Blogs23 Aug 2018 - 11:19am
Ed Addison, one of this year’s transatlantic exchange participants, went to Connecticut to learn about multi-disciplinary outreach.
Hoarding – a hidden problem
Sharon McLoughlin in Blogs23 Aug 2018 - 11:00am
People who hoard will often have other health conditions that are not helped by their living conditions.