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In this latest episode of Season 4 of the This Much We Know podcast, Simon and Murphy speak to Zoe Portlock - Co-founder of Bikework CIC.

Oasis Community Housing's new campaign aims to equip all frontline workers with knowledge of trauma.

In 2014 we published the first Unhealthy State of Homelessness report setting out the findings from 19 Homeless Health Need Audits undertaken between 2012 and 2014. Today we’re publishing an updated report: The Unhealthy State of Homelessness 2022.

32 homelessness charities write to the Chancellor calling for an uplift for services in line with inflation

NEWway Project, based in Newham, were funded to work with Caritas Anchor House and The Renewal Project to provide immigration advice to rough sleepers, linking up homelessness and immigration services in the borough.

Reports state that the Government plans on shelving reforming the private rented sector, including delaying ending no fault evictions.

In the first episode of the fourth series of This Much We Know, Elysha Paige joins to talk all things equality, period.

The Chancellor announced that public spending budgets set in 2021 will not be uplifted in line with inflation

We are calling for the Government to uplift local authority funding for homelessness in line with inflation

Daniel Allman of Greater Manchester Housing First talks about the importance of planning for positive transitions away from Housing First support and the collaborative approach that Greater Manchester has taken to this process.

Homeless Link’s full learning report from the Immigration Advice for Rough Sleepers Fund launches today.

Homeless Link responds to new Government statistics showing a major rise in 'no fault' evictions

Homeless Link welcomes the new Kerslake Commission report, published on 21 September, noting that without further Government action on the cost-of-living crisis, we are heading for a fresh homelessness emergency.

Mathew Green from Crisis writes about their new campaign 'Regulate the Rogues' and how other organisations can get involved.

Once again London Homeless Collective are bringing charities in the sector together to end homelessness in the capital with a night walk through the city. With free places available for Homeless Link members with income under £500,000.

How good is your service at recognising and supporting people who have learning disabilities? This guest blog from Clinical Psychologist, Dr Anna Tickle .introduces a new toolkit and forthcoming webinar that could help you improve.

Micro Rainbow, a charity that supports LGBTQI+ migrants, were funded by the Immigration Advice for Rough Sleepers Fund for a project working with specialist LGBTQI+ organisations and project partners at Wesley Gryk Solicitors.

The SWEP (Severe Weather Emergency Protocol)and Winter Provision Toolkit, updated for 2022, is published today. This guidance is particularly important for local authorities, service providers and faith, and community groups to ensure that planning for this winter is in line with recent updates from Government and good practice.

The Government has published a new rough sleeping strategy, outlining how it plans to meet its target of ending it in England by 2024. This is Homeless Link's summary of the main proposals.

Homeless Link has welcomed the extension of the Government's Energy Price Guarantee to charities. But its not the only cost-of-living challenge.