Upcoming events and training

Learn how to safely manage and de-escalate volatile situations and resolve conflict.

Homeless Link is partnering with the Parliamentary Right to Food UK Commission for a one-off online workshop on 16th March to discuss what the right to food means in our services.

This training will provide participants with the opportunity to explore the change process, consider the difference between leading and managing change, and understand how to genuinely engage and support staff in times of change.

A free interactive session for frontline workers and managers to consolidate learning from the practice series.

An introductory course for frontline staff exploring Complex Trauma and Trauma-Informed approaches.

This free practice forum will hear from the services involved in the Women's Rough Sleeping Census in the North East, how they got started, lessons learned and recommendations for others who are interested in taking part but don't know where to start.

Join us for an exclusive session where our product team will share the In-Form roadmap

A free interactive session for managers of supported housing services exploring how changes to policies and procedures during the intake process, can impact how someone settles into their accommodation.

Join us to explore practical ways to support people sleeping rough and work together to reduce rough sleeping across the country.

This is course will provide participants with a greater understanding of how the criminal justice system operates. Delegates will understand that offending behaviour is a specific need and how they can support people away from patterns of offending behaviour.

This course will explore best practice and safety when it comes to lone working.

Introducing our comprehensive drug and alcohol awareness course tailored specifically for homelessness services. The course is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively identify, approach, and assist individuals struggling with drug and alcohol use and dependency.