A stronger voice together
Homeless Link represents organisations working on homelessness throughout the country. We listen carefully to what our members are finding on the ground and give a stronger voice to them and to the sector as we work to improve policies at local and national level and build a movement to end homelessness.
Our latest policy work
Homeless Link’s policy team regularly produce specialist analysis to influence and shape local and national government policy. Here is a selection of our recent work.
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Submission to Treasury: Response to Comprehensive Spending Review Call for Evidence (2025)
Updated: 20/2/25
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Policy Briefing: Vital solutions to ending migrant homelessness
Updated: 15/8/24
This briefing from Homeless Link and NACCOM outlines the the key drivers of migrant homelessness and what policies the new Government should implement to create a society with a home for everyone.
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Breaking the cycle: Delivering a homelessness funding system that works for all
Updated: 11/9/24
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Our Manifesto to End Homelessness
Updated: 22/2/24
With a general election looming in 2024, we have published our manifesto to end homelessness. Drawn from from our unique position as the membership body for over 800 homelessness organisations across England. It builds on work with our members, on engagement with specialists and experts and on the rich body of evidence on what works to end homelessness, outlining our core ambitions of the next government.
Our campaigns
Keep Our Doors Open
Keep Our Doors Open is Homeless Link’s campaign to give homelessness services the resources they need to continue to support people in the face of rising inflation and costs.
Find out moreNon UK Nationals
People who come to the UK from elsewhere have complex rights to housing. The law is constantly changing, and non UK nationals often end up homeless. Our members are deeply concerned with this, so we continue to work with the Home Office and local authorities to cut through the rhetoric and ensure that people get the help and support that they are entitled to.
Find out moreGet involved
National Advisory Council
Our National Advisory Council (NAC) is made up of representatives of the homelessness sector. It meets quarterly to talk about the policy issues that are currently affecting homelessness. To find out more please get in touch.
Get in touchPolicy Influencing Network
The Policy Influencing Network is for anyone in the sector working on influencing and is a place to come together to share intelligence and offer support.
Read more hereCampaign Key Supporters
For each of our campaigns we have a network of key member organisations who sign up to letters and take actions in their own areas. For more information about our current campaign see this page.
Find out moreNews from campaigning and influencing
Here are some of the latest news items from the policy and campaigning area. For all news see below:
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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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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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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.
Policy and Campaigns Team
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Sophie Boobis
Head of Policy and Research
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Rob Cartridge
Head of Communications and Advocacy
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Cat Tottie
Policy Manager
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Sanmeet Kaur
Policy Manager
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Alex Worrell
Policy Manager
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Stefan Donnelly
Campaigns Manager