Author: Caleb
Call for Relief on National Insurance Contributions
We sent a letter to Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in collaboration with other charities across the homelessness sector, to highlight our concerns about the impact of the changes to National Insurance will have on the homelessness sector.
How Homeless Prevention Grants and Funds Make a Difference
All too often, people fall into homelessness simply because they are unable to afford a month’s rent or the cost of a deposit. Homeless prevention grants play a crucial role by providing short-term, emergency funding which helps people secure or keep a safe place to live. In the longer term, homeless prevention funds aim to…
Worrying Rise in UK Homeless Deaths with One Death Every Six Hours
A recent report has highlighted a surge in homeless deaths in the UK, with 1,474 lives lost in 2023. The rise in fatalities highlights the urgent need for more affordable housing and support services. As the Labour Government promises action, our Frontline Worker Survey emphasises the need for immediate investment to prevent further loss of…
Call for Investment in the homelessness sector
We recently sent a letter to Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in collaboration with other charities across the homelessness sector, to highlight our concerns about the immense funding challenges being faced by the sector.
Navigating Mental Health and Homelessness Challenges
The relationship between mental health and homelessness is deeply interconnected, with each often exacerbating the other. Mental health issues can not only lead to homelessness but also be worsened by structural factors like lack of support, poverty, and housing instability. In this blog, we explore the complex link between mental health and homelessness and highlight…
Solutions to overcome homelessness
Solutions to homelessness can be implemented at all levels, from the government to individuals.
Invisible Faces: Unveiling Women’s Homelessness
There are several unique factors contributing to women’s homelessness.