Current work
This is an extremely complex legal area, and the complexity often leads to confusion and inconsistency between local authorities and different service providers about the support that can be provided to people with unsettled or restricted eligibility.
Homeless Link in partnership with the No Accommodation Network has explored achievable and long-term changes that can be made in policy and practice to improve the support and outcomes available for this group. Our report, Unlocking the door: A roadmap for supporting non-UK nationals facing homelessness in England captures the lessons learnt in this project and puts forward an ambitious but achievable roadmap for local authorities and Government to sustainably tackle homelessness among non-UK nationals with restricted eligibility.
Latest news on Non UK Nationals
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Homeless Link welcomes Home Office 56 day announcement
This new pilot programme from the Home Office could save hundreds of refugees from facing homelessness.
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Home Office confirms that evictions from asylum accommodation will pause when SWEP is activated
From the 18th November 2024, with immediate effect, the Home Office has confirmed that evictions of individuals from asylum accommodation will pause for a period of up to, but no more than, 3 days when Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) is activated by a Local Authority.
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Ending Migrant Homelessness - New policy briefing released
The impact of migration on homelessness is the elephant in the room. Having issued a new policy briefing, Homeless Link and NACCOM are now asking organisations to engage with their MPs and start the conversation.
Latest policy resources and updates on supporting non UK Nationals
This page will show you latest outputs from our project on local solutions to non UK National homelessness.
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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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Unlocking the door: A roadmap for supporting non-UK nationals facing homelessness in England
Updated: 02/2/24
Meaningful solutions to homelessness for people facing immigration-based restrictions on public funds have long felt like missing pieces of the puzzle in national plans to end rough sleeping.
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A roadmap for supporting non-UK nationals facing homelessness in England
Updated: 02/2/24
This is a recoding of a webinar on 29 June 2022 where we launched our new report, Unlocking the door: A roadmap for supporting non-UK nationals facing homelessness in England.
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Briefing: Facing up to homelessness among non-UK nationals
Updated: 02/2/24
Publications and resources from the Homeless Link and NACCOM project, Finding local solutions to non-UK national homelessness.
You might also be interested in the latest relevant practice resources
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Supporting people with uncertain or restricted eligibility due to their immigration status
Updated: 02/2/24
People with uncertain or restricted eligibility due to their immigration status are at high risk of homelessness and destitution because they cannot access mainstream housing, welfare benefits and employment. Read our guidance and briefing documents here.
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NRPF – what is it and why does it matter?
Updated: 06/4/22
This workshop looks at the meaning of No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) and who is affected by it, as well as the impact it has on homelessness. Speakers highlight what services those with NRPF can access and will look at the most common pathways from no recourse to recourse.
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NRPF, homelessness and women and families
Updated: 02/2/24
This workshop will hear from leading organisations in support for women, children and families subject to immigration control and explore the different routes open to support and help with accommodation and the prevention of homelessness.
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