Knowledge Hub

Find out how you can support the people who access your service with their speech, language and communication needs.

New research into the long-term impacts of Housing First across health, mental health, offending behaviour, substance use and beyond.

With a general election looming in 2024, we have published our manifesto to end homelessness. Drawn from from our unique position as the membership body for over 800 homelessness organisations across England. It builds on work with our members, on engagement with specialists and experts and on the rich body of evidence on what works to end homelessness, outlining our core ambitions of the next government.

This webinar will introduce you to Reflective Practice, and share tips on how to manage and reduce stress in the workplace, particularly during the COVID-19 crisis.

The unhealthy state of homelessness report explores the health and wellbeing of homeless people in England and the support that is available to them.

Guidance and resources to help support workers respond to the mental health needs of people experiencing homelessness.

People experiencing homelessness experience some of the worst health outcomes in society. Read our case studies from organisations who have developed new ways of working to improve the health outcomes of the people they support.

Improving the housing and support offer for people who drink.

The Unhealthy State of Homelessness 2022 presents findings from 31 Homeless Health Needs Audits (HHNAs), representing 2,776 individuals

How can homelessness services support residents who use drugs, while remaining within the law?

This paper, based on work carried out by the Homeless Health Consortium (Homeless Link, Groundswell and Pathway) as part of the wider VCSE Health and Wellbeing Alliance, sets out findings of a consultation with frontline homelessness workers and people experiencing homelessness.

These events below focused on Health and Wellbeing and were delivered between July 2021 and January 2022 as part of the London PLUS project.