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Homeless Link sign Open Letter on welfare reforms
Homeless Link back coalition speaking out on welfare reforms
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New member: Safe and Sound Homes (SASH)
We're delighted to welcome Safe and Sound Homes (SASH) as a new member of Homeless Link!
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A call for the government: demonstrate political will to end the homelessness crisis
Member Blog
With government funding and commitment, the homelessness sector can and will innovate, writes Tim Archbold of Signposts, as part of the Reset Homelessness campaign.
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Empowering the Homelessness Sector: How the Homeless Link Skills Framework is Building Essential Expertise
Partnership Manager, Steven Barkess, shows how Homeless Link's Skills Framework is a practical tool for the homelessness sector to empower its workforce.
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Homeless Link present Breaking the Cycle campaign to MPs
MPs hear about Homeless Link's Breaking the Cycle campaign for a fairer and more efficient homelessness funding model at the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Ending Homelessness
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Housing First is essential, but it needs long-term thinking
Member Blog
Housing First is essential but we need longer funding cycles and top-down investment in staff, says Sarah Lister of Oasis Community Housing, as part of the Reset Homelessness campaign.
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Alternative Funding models. New loan funding available.
Homeless Link is supporting the Community Builders Fund - making loans available to housing and homelessness organisations.
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The UK asylum system is pushing people into homelessness
Member Blog
Despite the clear intersection between the asylum system and homelessness, funding streams for both remain largely separate and insufficient to meet growing demand, writes Kirstie Cook of the King’s Arms Project, for the Reset Homelessness campaign.
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Making housing work for Housing First
Cathy Michaels from Bromford Housing Association, describes her Housing First journey from sceptic to advocate, to clear up misconceptions hampering social housing provider involvement.
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New member: Transition Homeless Project
We're delighted to welcome Transition Homeless Project as a new member of Homeless Link!
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New member: Curo
We're delighted to welcome Curo as a new member of Homeless Link!
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Atlas of Homelessness Services in London - 2025 release now online
Unique website showing services for homeless people across London is updated for 2025 by London Housing Foundation in partnership with Homeless Link.
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Supported Housing Regulatory Oversight Consultation: A summary
Ahead of Homeless Link's engagement sessions on the Government's consultation, here is a summary of some of the key issues that need to be addressed.
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England got homelessness service commissioning right before, and it can again
Member Blog
The lack of ringfenced funding for supported housing and the resulting removal of the mandatory national quality standards have created a bleak race to the bottom, writes Lee Buss-Blair of Riverside, as part of the Reset Homelessness campaign.
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"Whole new ideas and a clear set of actions" - Lessons from Action Learning Sets
Member Blog
Chris Keating, CEO of Connection Support, shares his valuable and insightful experience of Homeless Link's Action Learning Sets.
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Supported Housing Regulatory Oversight Consultation
Homeless Link is organising a series of events to allow members to feed in to the Government consultation on the regulation of supported housing.
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Launching Under One Roof: Homeless Link's 2025 Summer Conference
We're excited to announce that early bird bookings are now open for Under One Roof: Homeless Link's 2025 Summer Conference, taking place 2 - 3 June in Nottingham.
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Women’s specific experiences of homelessness and health must be addressed
For International Women's Day, Homeless Link's Senior Research Manager, Debra Hertzberg, analyses health data to show why women experiencing homelessness need tailored healthcare.
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New podcast episode on Artificial Intelligence and Homelessness
In this episode of the Going Beyond Podcast, we speak to Seb Barker, Co-Founder and COO of Beam, and Neal McArdle, Head of Learning and Training Services at Providence Row Charity.
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We must recognise homeless women in their own right, and fund services accordingly
Member Blog
Women are unseen, unheard and unprotected by a system designed and funded for men, writes Lucy Campbell of SHP, as part of the Reset Homelessness campaign.