Knowledge Hub

The Ending Women’s Homelessness Fund (EWHF) was established by Homeless Link to fund grantees to develop new initiatives or enhance their existing work to improve support for women experiencing homelessness and multiple disadvantage.

Our report, the Future Hostel, draws on findings from ten in-depth case studies of hostels across England and analyses data from Homeless Link’s online database of homelessness services.

Our annual review* of the homelessness sector looks at the capacity, support and services available to people who become homeless in England, as well as funding and changes to provision. * - prior to 2014, this annual survey was called Survey of Needs and Provision (SNAP).

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

This is a presentation of the summary of the 2022 workforce survey - which talked to people across the homelessness sector.

Homeless Link’s Housing First England research programme is designed to learn directly from services about how Housing First operates in England. We are using this new evidence to continue to develop services, to strengthen the relationship between these providers and the related services working with them to support residents, and to ensure that Housing First is a viable option for all those that need it.

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

The Annual Review of Support for Single Homeless People in England is an independent yearly assessment of the demographics, needs, and availability of services for single people accessing homelessness services in England.

Homeless Link's Picture of Housing First in England research series, first published in 2017, outlines current provision and explores variation in delivery of the approach.

For the past 13 years, Homeless Link has produced an annual review of the available support for single homelessness in England.