Knowledge Hub

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).

In this page we look at estimates of the number of people who are homeless in England. There are links to up to date data from a number of sources.

A literature review on women's homelessness.

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

Literacy 100 have published this report which looks at how poor literacy can cause homelessness and be barrier to escaping homelessness. The charter is for organisations to adopt.

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

Homeless Link Submission to Comprehensive Spending Review 2021

Homelessness is about more than sleeping rough. This page will help you understand the different types of homelessness and why some are treated as a priority.

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.

This new Strategic Plan presents a roadmap for achieving that change. We want our members – the beating heart of all we do – to come on this journey with us.

For the past 13 years, Homeless Link has produced an annual review of the available support for single homelessness in England.

Listen to our first ever London Housing Foundation (LHF) Atlas webinar to find out more about this unique resource which maps homelessness services across London.