Knowledge Hub

The aim of this series is to ensure that frontline staff and team leaders basic understanding of what good practice looks like when it comes to collecting, storing, using and sharing data for casework purposes.

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

Research exploring the gaps and opportunities for locally-led homelessness prevention in England.

This webinar with Centre for Homelessness Impact (CHI) discusses the new Rough Sleeping Data Framework & provides concrete examples of how it is already working well for the local authorities that have piloted the framework.

A literature review on women's homelessness.

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.

We have produced two new reports looking at the state of the homelessness sector and best practice as we emerge from the pandemic.

Two major research reports from September 2021 looking at the state of the homelessness sector and best practice as we emerge from the pandemic. Working Together: the homelessness sector’s path beyond COVID looks at the lessons of pandemic and Homelessness Provision for the Future looks to the future.

The latest Annual Report and Accounts from Homeless Link. Covering the Financial Year 2020-21.

A list of Homeless LInk's grantees from all schemes

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 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.