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A list of Homeless LInk's grantees from all schemes

This webinar considers what information an individual is entitled to under the GDPR and what constitutes a good privacy statement.

Developing the skill of assertiveness has never been more important; with changes in workload, role, team dynamics, home life, and keeping these in the correct balance. It is vital to our wellbeing to be realistic about how much we can stretch ourselves, yet work as a part of a team in each of these areas of our lives and maintain our interpersonal power. This webinar explores some useful tips applicable to each of these key areas.

Supervision meetings can feel a little daunting from an employee perspective, but they needn't! This webinar explores out how to prepare, participate, and have productive meetings with your manager.

This webinar brings together learning from fields of national and local policy and practice on how to sustain reductions in homelessness in rural communities, with presentations from Churchill Fellow Rory Weal and representatives from Mississippi United to End Homelessness.

Gain practical tips around implementing Psychologically Informed Environments

In this webinar, we explore issues around sharing client information in multi-agency meetings, how data sharing forms part of the wider legal framework of data protection and the views of people using homelessness services about use and sharing of their data and ideas to improve effective engagement and communication around this.

This webinar provided an introduction to a Strengths-based approach in homelessness and related services.

This toolkit is designed to help small and medium homelessness organisations monitor and evaluate outcomes, develop a theory of change and collect and report on the data they collect.

These guides will support you through the process of analysing your data, including financial savings and communicating this information to your funders.

Descriptive information offers a vital overview of how people are responding to the support you offer them.

The collection of statistical data is essential to assessing someone's progress.