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A review of services addressing single homelessness in England.

Financial pressures71% of both accommodation providers and day centres report that rising costs and financial pressures have had negative implications on servi…

Of those who do move on from their accommodation, most leave to positive destinations.On average 39% of residents move on to social housing, 27% move on to sup…

41% of accommodation providers and 46% of day centres reported that they risk service closures as a result of increased financial pressures, and 35% of accommo…

62% of day centres report seeing an increase in people experiencing homelessness for the first time, as did 46% of accommodation providers.37% of day centres a…

This chapter explores the availability of accommodation services and day centres in England. Drawing on findings from analysis of the Homeless England database…

Regional change in rough sleeping count, 2024 and 2025

Evidence to inform policy and practiceFor the past eighteen years, Homeless Link’s national study on support provided by the homelessness sector in England has…

The Unhealthy State of Homelessness 2025 presents findings from 57 Homeless Health Needs Audits (HHNAs), representing 6,093 individuals.

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.