Why does trauma-informed care matter?
Becoming trauma-informed is particularly important for homelessness organisations, as studies show a significant percentage of individuals facing multiple disadvantages have experienced complex trauma in their lives. Moreover, the experience of homelessness itself is traumatic.
By adopting trauma-informed approaches, your organisation can:
- Improve service user outcomes
- Cultivate a resilient and empowered workforce
- Reduce incidents and enhance safety
- Meet funding requirements and secure funding opportunities
Our training
As part of your tailored package, we offer a range of specialised training to equip your organisation with the knowledge and tools needed to become trauma-informed. Courses are led by experienced homelessness practitioners and use interactive learning techniques to ensure they are engaging for delegates.
Further support
To ensure our training is embedded at all levels of your organisation, we offer additional support services. These services enable your organisation to fully embrace a trauma-informed approach in all aspects of your work. Our further support includes:
- Tailored Presentation to Board and Senior Team
- Champions Workshop
- Service User Engagement Workshop
- Policy and Procedure Review
Case studies
Who can we support?
This package is ideal for homelessness organisations, not-for-profit or for-profit organisations, small or large, housing, outreach, day services, employment services, substance misuse and all client groups.
It can be particularly helpful for organisations seeking to reduce evictions in their service and improve staff wellbeing and retention.
Homeless Link members receive a 25% discount on the package. If you’d like to take advantage of our membership pricing, learn more about becoming a Homeless Link member.
Ready to get started?
To enquire about how we can help you to embed a trauma-informed approach in your service, please reach out to us at training@homelesslink.org.uk.
Trauma-informed resources
For more information on trauma-informed approaches, take a look at our latest resources for people working in homelessness services from the Knowledge Hub.
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Supporting people experiencing suicidal thoughts
Updated: 05/5/26
Resources for homelessness service staff who might have conversations with clients with suicidal thoughts. Printed materials and video tutorials.
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Day Service buildings - trauma-informed spaces
Updated: 16/3/26
This page contains information and links on applying trauma-informed care to Day Service buildings and physical spaces.
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Applying trauma-informed care in supported housing services
Updated: 29/1/26
An animation and scenario examples showing the difference trauma-informed care can make in supported housing services.