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This briefing from Homeless Link and NACCOM outlines the the key drivers of migrant homelessness and what policies the new Government should implement to create a society with a home for everyone.

Following the publication of our guidance Safeguarding children and young people, this webinar will explore actions individuals and organisations can take to implement effective safeguarding practices.

This webinar is delivered by Homeless Link alongside colleagues that work in specialist services for the LGBTQI+ people experiencing homeless. Watch the recording to learn more about the experiences of, and best practice in supporting women who identify as LGBTQI+ .

This briefing provides ‘Top Tips from the Frontline’ on how to support migrant women.

This briefing provides ‘Top Tips from the Frontline’ on how to advocate effectively for women.

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 recording outlines asylum support applications as well as what Schedule 10 is and how it can be used to support migrants facing homelessness and adversity.

This webinar lays out the fundamental principles of welfare benefit entitlements for EU nationals with different immigration statuses.

This is a model motion/resolution that can be used by Councils to express their opposition to the Government Rules, introduced in December 2020. For use in the Support Don't Deport Campaign.

Homeless Link grant manage the Immigration Advice for Rough Sleepers Fund, funded by the Greater London Authority. Through interviews and working alongside grantees, we have compiled these insights and recommendations. This briefing is primarily aimed at those exploring how to deliver immigration advice for rough sleepers, be this from the perspective of local or central government, immigration advice services or homelessness sector service providers.

Domestic abuse is a primary trigger of homelessness among women and providing an effective response should be a key priority for local authorities across England.

Case studies detailing approaches and actions local authorities have taken to prevent young people from rough sleeping or becoming hidden homeless.