Knowledge Hub

People experiencing homelessness face significant healthcare challenges and significant barriers to accessing healthcare services. We have created a range of resources to ensure workers in the homelessness sector have existing skills and opportunities to talk to people around their healthcare needs.

This toolkit has been written by Dr Anna Tickle at Framework and Opportunity Nottingham with contributions from Westminster City Council, Change Communication, Professor Karen McKenzie at Northumbria University and Groundswell. There is also an accompanying webinar with Dr Tickle and other speakers.

A resource exploring how practitioners can facilitate safe transitions into adulthood with young people accessing homelessness services.

Six 30-minute videos for frontline staff working in homelessness services on safeguarding adults and young people facing multiple disadvantage (multiple and/or complex needs) including sessions on the Care Act, non-UK nationals, mental capacity, care leavers, prison leavers and hospital discharge

This podcast and posters provide homelessness workers with advice on a range of ways to improve clients’ A&E experiences.

Our podcast focusing on practice in the homelessness sector.

Report by the Homeless Health Consortium to explore ways to improve access to dental care for people experiencing homelessness.

Guidance on COVID-19 testing and vaccination in homelessness settings over the winter period, with links to specialist organisations for further information and guidance on different aspects of COVID-19.

A toolkit to help homelessness teams improve their support to people who are, or may be, autistic.

Information about Safeguarding and raising alerts.

This webinar provides information and recommendations to support local response planning for COVID-19 booster vaccinations for people experiencing homelessness over the winter period.

Information and resources for frontline homelessness organisations on New Psychoactive Substances, including nitazenes and other synthetic opioids.