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This year marks 18 years of our Annual Review (now Support to End Homelessness), Homeless Link’s national study on the support delivered by the homelessness sector, which continues to provide crucial evidence to inform policy and practice.

Our Senior Learning and Development Manager discusses the new leadership training co-designed for Homeless Link member P3 Charity.

Ten Homeless Link members are working together to capture learning as they implement a whole organisation approach to trauma informed care.

Homeless Link welcomes Steve Reed to his new role as Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government.

Homeless Link welcomes a new APPG report on ending homelessness, which backs a number of reforms we and our members have been advocating for several years

Some local authorities may be pre-empting the supported accommodation regulations. Read more here and tell us about your experience.

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We're delighted to welcome The Meeting Room as a new member of Homeless Link!

An easy way for members to raise unrestricted funding through your regular online purchases.

Homeless Link and NACCOM have made a joint statement responding to reports on 27 August that the Home Office has reverted to a 28-day move-on period for newly recognised refugees.

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Alex Smith argues for a more ambitious scale up of Housing First in England as the intervention comes back into the spotlight with the release of the CSJ's new report.

In this new episode of the Going Beyond Podcast we speak to our Snapshot Estimates Project Manager, Viv Griffiths along with Jackie Kearney from Wyre Forest District Council.

Read more about this new funding stream with a tight deadline!

The DWP is introducing Automated Claimant Reviews which requires Universal Credit claimants to review, confirm, and if necessary, update their circumstances, to ensure that entitlement remains accurate.

Employment and Support Allowance is ending, and being replaced by Universal Credit. Individuals who are currently receiving ESA will not be moved to UC automatically, but will have to make a claim, otherwise their benefits will be stopped.

The Government is currently consulting on a reformed Decent Homes Standard for social and privately rented homes. This could impact on providers of supported accommodation and other services that aim to end and prevent homelessness.

Cate Standing-Tattersall from the Homeless Link Research Team tells us about a groundbreaking new research project and how your service can be part of it.