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Groundswell and St Basils launch youth vaccine campaign
Member Blog
Groundswell and St Basils have joined forces to co-produce an information campaign to encourage uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine among young people experiencing homelessness. Becky Evans, Fundraising and Communications Manager at Groundswell tells us more.
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Finding new ways to provide gender-informed support
Member Blog
To provide the best possible gender-informed support for women experiencing homelessness during the pandemic, The Society of St James formed crucial partnerships with humanitarian organisations.
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What, how and why we need to address LGBTQ+ youth homelessness
Member Blog
Bex Shorunke, Senior Media Officer at akt writes about the importance of recognising the diversity of young people experiencing homelessness and the specific experiences of young people from LGBTQ+ groups found in their new research.
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Practitioner Insights: Reflecting on the ‘Stress, Vicarious Trauma and Managing Wellbeing’ training by Homeless Link
Member Blog
Being a listening ear for people is a privileged position but it can also be exhausting and can even lead to vicarious trauma. James from Kineara shares his reflections about the impact of vicarious trauma, the importance of resilience, and other “difficult to hear” realities.
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Homelessness and Migration – Two Worlds Colliding
Member Blog
Ahead of our Homelessness & Migration: Working towards better solutions together conference on Wednesday, Bethan Lant from Praxis explains the environment for homeless migrants over the last year of the pandemic.
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Long-term funding essential to supporting veterans experiencing homelessness
Member Blog
Riverside, Stoll, Alabaré and Launchpad are the four main providers of supported housing for veterans in the United Kingdom. Director of Operations at Riverside, Lee Buss-Blair, tells us how they have been working together to highlight the growing crisis they face and the significant risk of collapse of specialist housing for homeless veterans.
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Changes to the Shared Accommodation Rate Exemption to benefit under 25s
Member Blog
From June this year, more young people have been able to benefit from greater financial support for their housing costs, helping them move on from homelessness for good. Billy Harding, Senior Policy and Research Officer at Centrepoint, talks about what this change means for young people and the campaign that made it happen.
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Homeless and isolated: Working with non-UK nationals who identify as LGBTQI+
Member Blog
To mark LGBTQI+ history month, CEO at Micro Rainbow Sebastian Rocca writes about why some LGBTQI+ non-UK nationals experience homeless and the best way to provide people with meaningful support.
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Why LGBTQ+ people over 50 who experience homelessness need our focus too
Member Blog
As part of LGBTQ+ history month, Harry Jefferson from Stonewall Housing, writes about the needs of older adults and how services can better support them.