Knowledge Hub

London PLUS: Measuring Impact. This webinar is aimed at small and medium sized organisations working across London, who are working with people experiencing homelessness, and who are threatened with homelessness including supported accommodation, day-centres, allied services and more.

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.

Information and links to useful resources on approach and ethos, trauma-informed working, managing staff, funding and fundraising, data management and working in partnership.

Homelessness can lead to isolation, poor physical and mental health. Homelessness can also lead to substance abuse and create barriers to accessing healthcare.

The Ending Women’s Homelessness Fund (EWHF) was established by Homeless Link to fund grantees to develop new initiatives or enhance their existing work to improve support for women experiencing homelessness and multiple disadvantage.

This resource considers the importance of the language we use and provides tips to support homelessness professionals to deliver inclusive and equitable services.

Take a look at our latest progress report sharing our thoughts and findings from the past year working with twenty Homelessness organisations looking to diversify their income and create employment and training opportunities for their beneficiaries.

Report defining the parameters of an ideal voluntary and community sector funding programme to advance homelessness prevention in England.

Guidance on how to support people accessing homelessness services to request an assessment under the Care Act, how eligibility for social care is determined, and what happens once a decision is made.

Information on factors that impact on staff wellbeing, including burnout, vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue and moral injury. Guidance is also provided on how staff can look after themselves, and what support homelessness services should offer to their staff.

Practical information about trauma and psychologically informed approaches.

For 8 years Homeless Link has carried out research into the particular reasons young people become homelessness, the support available to them, and areas where improvements should be made.