Homeless Link

@homelesslink.bsky.social

We are the membership body for frontline homelessness services. We work to improve services through research, guidance and learning, and campaign for policy change that will ensure everyone has a place to call home and the support they need to keep it.

If our new Prime Minister is serious about ending rough sleeping for everyone, a 56-day move on period is one of many essential changes he must make to the asylum and immigration process. Read our joint briefing with @homelesslink.bsky.social on vital solutions to ending migrant homelessness: 4/4

Policy Briefing: Vital solutions to ending migrant homelessness

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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Bringing new Support to End Homelessness report to Westminster 🙌 Report shows both the amazing work our members do, and the constraints of an ineffective and inefficient funding model. With a Value for Money review of homelessness & a new PM incoming, we have a unique chance to #BreakTheCycle

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We welcome the Renters' Rights Act as it comes into force today 👏 This is a big win for campaigners, who have worked hard for years to secure reform of a rental system that too often directly drives homelessness. A huge thank you to everyone who have been part of making change happen.

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🏆Our members helped win key commitments in the National Plan to End Homelessness as part of the Breaking the Cycle campaign. 💪Now, our campaign continues: focused on turning ambition into action. 🗺️ Where we are, and where we need to get to, in our new blog homeless.org.uk/news/breakin...

Breaking the Cycle: What we've achieved and what's next?

Reflections on the progress in Homeless Link's Breaking the Cycle campaign so far, and looking forward to the opportunities ahead

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Huge amount of expertise in the room to turn the tide on record levels of rough sleeping as our conference begins today Thanks to everyone for joining: look forward to learning from each other today

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A huge thanks to the 100+ organisations working to end homelessness who joined us at Parliament yesterday. Energising to see our members push politicians for meaningful change, and to hear politicians acknowledge the vital role of the voluntary sector in ending homelessness

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NEWS: 2025 Rough Sleeping Snapshot figures released today are the highest on record. These are atrocious figures. And behind those figures are thousands of lives severely damaged by the trauma and dangers of rough sleeping. Our full response 👇 homeless.org.uk/news/ending-...

Ending rough sleeping must be political priority

Rough Sleeping Snapshot figures released today note a record number of people estimated to be sleeping rough. Homeless Link call for action to make reduction of rough sleeping an urgent political prio...

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Our Senior Research Officer Martha Schofield joined @homelesslink.bsky.social new podcast episode to share our research showing how Black communities are disproportionately affected by the housing emergency. 🎙️ Listen to the important discussion on racism and homelessness here: shltr.org.uk/RfQBk

New podcast episode explores how services can ensure they are culturally competent and anti-racist.

In this episode we discuss how homelessness services can ensure they are anti-racist and culturally competent.

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Government's National Plan to End Homelessness released this morning. Positive to see some #BreakingTheCycle campaign asks included, such as cross-departmental accountability & prevention focus. But questions remain on funding & implementation. More to come! homeless.org.uk/news/homeles...

Homeless Link response to National Plan to End Homelessness

Today the Government has published its long awaited homelessness strategy. Homeless Link, the membership body for homelessness organisations in England has issued this initial response

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15 separate homelessness support services were praised by MPs in yesterday’s Funding for Homelessness debate in Parliament. Great to have @allymcgovern.bsky.social hear about this vital work just as Homelessness Strategy is being finalised. Debate summary here 👇 homeless.org.uk/news/mps-deb...

MPs debate on funding for homelessness

On 02 December the Ending Homelessness APPG Co-Chair Bob Blackman MP led a Parliamentary debate focused on funding for homelessness.

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We'd love it if you could share this with your networks @rocktrust.bsky.social @homelessnetwork.scot @sheltercharity.bsky.social @shelterscotland.bsky.social @cyrenians.bsky.social @glasgowcitymission.bsky.social @housing-justice.bsky.social @homelesslink.bsky.social @centrepointuk.bsky.social

Beth Watts-Cobbe@bethwcobbe.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Come join us! The @i-sphere.bsky.social are delighted to advertise for Research Intern to design and lead in-depth research on an area of homelessness prevention in the UK, The post is full time, for 9 months and suitable for candidates based anywhere in the UK (remote working standard)...

❓ Got questions about homelessness funding after Wednesday’s Budget? 💰 Next Tuesday in Parliament, homelessness funding will be the subject of a special debate. Ask your MP to get involved and raise your concerns 👇 (Or tag them here!) homeless.org.uk/news/mps-to-...

MPs to debate funding for homelessness

MPs will debate funding levels for homelessness support during a Backbench Business Debate from 9:30am on Tuesday 02 December. Ask your MP to get involved.

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Our immediate reaction to yesterday's Budget 👇 Welcome progress on some of our long-term campaign asks, but some major missed opportunities. Our attention now turns to the Homelessness Strategy. And the Chancellor's needs to as well - details below homeless.org.uk/news/homeles...

Homeless Link responds Chancellor's 2025 Budget statement

Homeless Link comment on the 2025 UK Government Budget Statement, released on 26 November 2025

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