Knowledge Hub

COVID-19 has plunged many of us into homeworking at short notice! No matter how large or small our homeworking space may be, this webinar gives useful tips as to how to create a homeworking space that is psychologically informed, contributing to wellbeing and better productivity.

Listen to the second episode of Homeless Link's Covid-19 webinar series on emerging healthcare issues

This webinar will take you through the basics of the structure of local government in England, how Councils are run and where they get their money.

Riverside Housing Group join us to share their new independent research reviewing the impact and learnings of delivering supported accommodation at one of the emergency hotels during the COVID-19 lockdown.

This webinar will aim to leave attendees from the housing and homelessness sector feeling better equipped to consider the mental capacity of people who they work with, and to feel able to apply this, both in their own decision making and in their discussions with health professionals.

This webinar provides an overview and awareness of Anxiety Disorder & OCD. You will obtain an insight into the factors, causes and treatments available and the impact these conditions may have on work, relationships and quality of life.

Recording of our new research findings into the state of the homelessness sector coming out of the pandemic, what they mean for the government and how you can help to make the case for a better funding settlement.

Supporting people to manage their medication, while promoting individual choice and control.

Recognising the links between brain injury and homelessness, and how services can help.

Guidance for managers of homelessness accommodation services on using naloxone to prevent overdose deaths.

Guidance on understanding hoarding including why people hoard, and how to support someone who has a hoarding issue.

Homeless Link's annual survey of homelessness sector support tracks changes in the nature and availability of services, the support needs and circumstances of the people accessing services, and opportunities and challenges for the sector.