Better evidence for a world without homelessness

LGBTQ+ people are more likely to experience homelessness, but little is known about the instances and experiences

There are many reasons why people who identify as LGBTQ+ may be at greater risk of homelessness. Find out more about our latest paper that highlights the shortage of robust research into instances and experiences of homelessness among people who identify as LGBTQ+, and that relevant data is incomplete or, at best, partial.

2022 Evidence and Skills Sprints: learning from Aberdeenshire County Council

What is a sprint, and how can it help you in your work to end homelessness? We caught up with the whole team at Aberdeenshire County Council to see why they made the decision to attend all three of our What Works Community sprints, what they thought, and what’s next for this Scottish Local Authority.

People experiencing homelessness still poorly treated when it comes to primary care

Hear from Dr Dr Zahid Chauhan OBE on the importance of providing primary care services to people affected by homelessness, and making sure those services treat patients with dignity and respect, never refusing them treatment on the basis of address.