Who is this programme for?
This programme is available at no cost for frontline workers in London's homelessness and migrant sectors, immigration solicitors, and local authority staff.
Upcoming training
We’ll be sharing new training course dates every quarter throughout the programme.
All sessions are free, and you’re welcome to join just one or as many as you like. Spaces are limited, so be sure to book your spot!
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Rights and Entitlements of Homeless EU Migrants
Online training session on the basic rights and entitlements of all non-UK nationals in the post-Brexit era for frontline workers in London.
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Housing Options for Non-UK Rough Sleepers
This training is for those working with non-UK rough sleepers to look at the housing options which may be available.
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Understanding rough sleeping and homelessness services
Online training for staff in the migrant sector and Immigration Solicitors who want to develop their knowledge and understanding of homelessness and rough sleeping in London.
Bitesize learning and resources
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What to do about eVisas
Updated: 09/10/24
In this video and related resources, Bethan Lant from Praxis explains how to support clients with their eVisas, including a step-by-step guide on the application process.
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Finding legal representation for asylum and immigration issues
Updated: 15/8/24
In this 30 minute video, Bethan Lant from Praxis explains what steps you can take help people you're working with find legal representation for their asylum and immigration issues.
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Navigating immigration status transitions
Updated: 15/8/24
The shift from no or limited immigration status to gaining status, like refugee status, is a critical period linked to homelessness risk. This 30 minute video offers guidance to those assisting individuals who have recently acquired status, advising on best practices to enhance their chances of securing accommodation.
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Asylum and migration rights
Updated: 15/8/24
Three short videos (approx. 15 minutes each) of a general overview of the rights of non-UK nationals experiencing homelessness for new starters.
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Supporting migrants with mental and physical health needs
Updated: 15/8/24
Three short videos (approx. 5 to 10 minutes each) on supporting non-UK nationals with physical and mental health needs, including drug and alcohol dependence.
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Accessing drug and alcohol services for migrants experiencing homelessness
Updated: 15/8/24
This 40 minute video explores practical tools for supporting non-UK nationals to access substance misuse services.
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Roma Homelessness
Updated: 31/7/24
Guidance on Roma homelessness with links to free training for homelessness service providers who support Roma communities.
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Supporting Migrant Women
Updated: 21/3/24
This briefing provides ‘Top Tips from the Frontline’ on how to support migrant women.
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Substance misuse toolkit for migrants experiencing homelessness
Updated: 15/8/24
This toolkit aims to help non-UK nationals who are experiencing homelessness in London to access substance misuse treatment and support.
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Asylum Support and Schedule 10 Applications
Updated: 02/2/24
This webinar recording outlines asylum support applications as well as what Schedule 10 is and how it can be used to support migrants facing homelessness and adversity.
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Welfare Benefits for EU Nationals
Updated: 02/2/24
This webinar lays out the fundamental principles of welfare benefit entitlements for EU nationals with different immigration statuses.
Resources from St Mungo's
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Migrant Accommodation Pathways Support service
Open to any professional working with a non-UK national rough sleeping in London or at risk of doing so, St Mungo's MAPS service have created an e-learning series on Delivering International Reconnections.
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Roma rough sleeping service
St Mungo’s are delivering a Roma rough sleeping service. The aim of the service is to ensure no-one from the Roma community has to sleep rough in London. St Mungo’s work with partners across the statutory, voluntary and faith based services.