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Addressing the health inequalities for people experiencing homelessness and disability
This blog marking the International Day for Persons with Disabilities explores the importance of meeting the needs of people experiencing homelessness and disabilities.
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Understanding the needs of the homelessness workforce in supporting autistic people experiencing homelessness
Read about the results from a survey which explored the needs of the homelessness workforce in supporting autistic people experiencing homelessness.
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Challenging stigma and sharing stories: final episode of series 6 of the Going Beyond podcast
In the final episode of this series of the Going Beyond podcast, we speak to Darren Murinas, Founder and CEO of Expert Citizens, and Christy Acton, Founder and CEO of Standing Tall.
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Number of people facing homelessness rises again
Homeless Link has expressed shock as the official homelessness statistics once again reach record levels.
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New episode of the Going Beyond podcast explores how social enterprises support people who are experiencing homelessness
In Episode 2 of Series 6 of the Going Beyond podcast, we speak to Dan Northover, CEO of the charity ‘Handcrafted’ and Michelle Langan, CEO of the charity ‘Paper Cup Project’.
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New member: Revolving Doors Housing Trust
We're delighted to welcome Revolving Doors Housing Trust as a new member of Homeless Link!
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Home Office confirms that evictions from asylum accommodation will pause when SWEP is activated
From the 18th November 2024, with immediate effect, the Home Office has confirmed that evictions of individuals from asylum accommodation will pause for a period of up to, but no more than, 3 days when Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) is activated by a Local Authority.
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New member: Fighting Homelessness CIC
We're delighted to welcome Fighting Homelessness CIC as a new member of Homeless Link!
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New podcast series on social enterprises released today
In Episode 1, we speak to Jordan from Arc Inspire and Tim from HomeLess Made. We speak about their models of social enterprise and how they work with participants, including how they manage tensions, and transitions into paid employment.
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How radical safeguarding can create systemic change for people experiencing homelessness
For Safeguarding Adults week, Gill Taylor, Strategic Lead for the Dying Homeless Project and independent Safeguarding Adult Review author, talks about the Radical Safeguarding Toolkit and encourages practitioners to challenge the status quo of harm and discrimination, and move towards anti-oppressive practice.
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Youth funding opportunity available via The Steel Charitable Trust
Youth funding opportunity available via The Steel Charitable Trust
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Building a case for Housing First: Regional Pilots final evaluation report
We take a look at the findings from the final evaluation report for the Government's Housing First Regional Pilots, which builds the evidence base for the approach.
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More than 110 homelessness CEOs call for National Insurance support
Homeless Link has coordinated a letter to the Chancellor laying out the sectors' acute concerns on the impact of the increased National Insurance contributions.
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Supporting people experiencing homelessness with diabetes
Read about a national partnership project which considered how to improve care for people experiencing homelessness with diabetes, with links to resources and free e-learning to support frontline workers.
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Homelessness and the Budget 2024
Homeless Link's detailed response to the Autumn Budget 2024 and the impact it is likely to have on the homelessness sector.
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Devastating record levels of rough sleeping in London
Following new statistics from CHAIN that show record numbers of rough sleepers in London, Homeless Link has issued the following response.
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Homeless Link responds to the Autumn Budget 2024
Increased funding for homelessness is welcome but clarity is urgently needed to avoid a further surge in rough sleeping as services are forced to close their doors.
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Funding available via Comic Relief Community Fund to help support the delivery of services and activity that benefit local communities
Funding available via Comic Relief Community Fund to help support the delivery of services and activity that benefit local communities
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Ofsted regulations update. Share your experience
An update from our meetings with Ofsted about the regulation of services and an opportunity to feed into our ongoing discussions.
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How services can become gender informed: new Going Beyond podcast
In this final episode of this series of the Going Beyond podcast, we speak to Helen Emmings from the Nelson Trust and Nicky Pearson from Medway Council. We speak about the barriers women experiencing homelessness face in accessing support in the sector, and discuss best practice for ensuring services are gender-informed.