Knowledge Hub

9-part bitesize e-learning and further resources for frontline staff in homelessness services who are looking to build on their knowledge, skills and understanding of supporting people who exhibit challenging behaviours.

A resource exploring how practitioners can facilitate safe transitions into adulthood with young people accessing homelessness services.

This framework contains two self-reflection tools designed to support fidelity to the principles of Housing First in England.

Check out our free bitesize e-learning series on mental health and homelessness for people working in frontline homelessness services.

To accompany the gendered lens guide, Homeless Link have produced a series of short (5-10min) videos to help services look at each different lens.

This page contains guidance for organisations looking to put together policies and procedures to manage the risk and impact of suicide.

Four 30-minute videos for frontline staff working in homelessness services on Strengths-Based Practice including understanding the approach, how to focus strengths and goals, building relationships, and being consistent and building community

This bitesize learning series provides essential insights into grant applications, covering strategy, planning, and delivery.

Six 30-minute videos for frontline staff working in homelessness services on safeguarding adults and young people facing multiple disadvantage (multiple and/or complex needs) including sessions on the Care Act, non-UK nationals, mental capacity, care leavers, prison leavers and hospital discharge

Bethan Lant from Praxis features in this webinar to discuss and share resources on EU Rights and the AT Case.

Is immigration status something your organisation should be recording? What should you record? What are some of the issues that might arise for homelessness services from recording immigration status?

Three short videos (approx. 5 to 10 minutes each) on supporting ​non-UK nationals with physical and mental health needs, including drug and alcohol dependence.