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This guidance outlines the process of making a claim for Personal Independence Payment (PIP), focussing on supporting individuals affected by mental health.

'Everyone In' showed how effective universal, unconditional support is in tackling homelessness, uniting organisations and driving innovation. But the temporary housing solutions offered to many were, by definition, temporary. In October 2021 the government had the opportunity to build on this success by providing adequate, long term funding for the sector - as part of the government's Comprehensive Spending Review.

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.

The pandemic showed us how homelessness can be tackled. Homelessness is not inevitable. This page shows the steps that should be taken to end homelessness for good.

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

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

You can help to end homelessness. There are a number of different ways in which you can help, including donating, volunteering, campaigning and more.

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

If you know someone who is at risk of becoming homeless this page tells you where you can get help.

The UK Government is rolling out a new digital immigration system, which will replace all physical visas, such as biometric residence permit (BRP), visa vignette stickers or immigration ink stamps in passports, or biometric residence cards (BRC). The Government’s aim is for the visa system to be fully electronic by 2025. This guidance provides an overview of everyone impacted by these changes, what they need to do and by when.

In November 2022 we launched the ‘Keep Our Doors Open’ campaign asking Government for an inflationary funding increase for commissioned services ahead of the Autumn Statement.