Knowledge Hub

Guidance for frontline staff and managers working in rough sleeping outreach services and a printable information leaflet for new or existing volunteers for outreach services.

Case studies from March to July 2020.

Practical guidance for people working in supported accommodation settings to prevent evictions and abandonments.

The following presentations were delivered in December 2020 at the Homeless Link young Women’s Network Event, drawing learning from our youth and women’s homelessness work.

Thanks to funding from Comic Relief, Homeless Link was able to launch the Housing First Fund in 2019 to support five very different Housing First specialist roles. This learning report discusses the challenges, successes and key learnings from the five grantees.

Meaningful solutions to homelessness for people facing immigration-based restrictions on public funds have long felt like missing pieces of the puzzle in national plans to end rough sleeping.

Four 30-minute videos for frontline staff working in homelessness services on Strengths-Based Practice including understanding the approach, how to focus strengths and goals, building relationships, and being consistent and building community

These resources support Housing First providers and commissioners to engage the criminal justice, health, mental health, social care and substance use sectors in Housing First.

The aim of this series is to ensure that frontline staff and team leaders basic understanding of what good practice looks like when it comes to collecting, storing, using and sharing data for casework purposes.

This document details the core principles required for designing and delivering rough sleeping outreach services in England.

This guide describes and gives good practice examples and approaches at each stage of the commissioning cycle, specifically for commissioning homelessness services.

People experiencing homelessness are often excluded from mainstream statutory mental health services. New guidelines were released in January 2023 to support clinical psychologists working with and in homelessness services.