Knowledge Hub

This document sets out the strategic approach that Homeless Link will take to the issues of equalities, diversity and inclusion over the next 3 years.

An introduction and resource list to help you develop good practice and welcoming services for people who identify as LGBTIQ+.

Find out how you can take proactive steps towards creating a more inclusive and anti-racist workplace and homelessness sector.

This briefing provides ‘Top Tips from the Frontline’ on influencing for change in the response of systems and services to women’s homelessness.

How can homelessness accommodation and support services work positively with couples? Read our guidance on Universal Credit and Housing Benefit claims for couples.

This is a recoding of a webinar on 29 June 2022 where we launched our new report, Unlocking the door: A roadmap for supporting non-UK nationals facing homelessness in England.

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.

We developed these leaflets to help signpost EU nationals sleeping rough to the support they need.

Practical guidance for supporting people before and after receiving refugee status.

Session 1: Opening plenary: The current picture of migrant homelessness from a series of recordings from the online Homelessness and Migration conference, held on 17 March 2021.

Everyone has everyday health needs that would benefit from referral to NHS services. However, many migrants face serious barriers that prevent them from accessing the healthcare they need, and that they're entitled to. People don't know their rights, and neither do the organisations that support them. This session will explore barriers and entitlements to NHS services for migrant communities, including vaccinations, and will discuss how traumatic journeys and experiences can often shape mental and physical health needs of this broad group.

An open session facilitated by Sirea, where participants share particular issues around migrant homelessness that they are encountering and discuss possible ways forward.