by Rebecca Hunter New Wortley Community Centre has been jingling all the way through the Christmas countdown – and, boy, have they outdone themselves! They kicked things off with a […]

YouTube video by BBC Newsnight

We need an ambitious, resourced vision of what a cross-government system to end homelessness would look like, writes Sophie Boobis, head of policy at Homeless Link

We are devastated to share our latest research into the deaths of those who die. It has revealed the continued impact at the sharpest edge of the homelessness crisis, as the Labour Government has fail...

Private firms’ profits soar, watchdog says, as prices nearly double in five years

This link will take you to a page that’s not on LinkedIn

We are asking the government to:• Revisit its decision to abolish local independent services that speak up for the public• Consult with the public to codesign a service which meets their needs and supports the NHS to realise its ambitions• Invest in and strengthen independent services

Turning Lives Around are experts in providing bespoke solutions for people faced with homelessness and other difficulties.

Full Fact is monitoring the government’s delivery on its promises

Social investments can be used to purchase affordable homes for homeless households, write Manchester Metropolitan University’s Christopher Fox and Gareth Grainger

The chancellor is set to announce a 10-year rent settlement and a £39bn Affordable Homes Programme (AHP) as part of tomorrow’s Spending Review.

The Government has confirmed it will repeal the outdated Vagrancy Act 1824 by Spring next year, to ensure rough sleeping is no longer a criminal offence.

Homeless Link's campaign for a funding system fit to end homelessness

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering a 10-year, £25bn settlement for the new Affordable Homes Programme

What can government learn about how to improve homelessness services from the funding and staffing problems of one frontline provider? Ella Jessel visits a service to find out.

Leeds’ new supported accommodation for homeless 18-25-year-olds, Lowell House, is now officially open and already providing homes and specialist intense support for young people with a history of roug...

Leeds’ new supported accommodation for homeless 18-25-year-olds, Lowell House, is now officially open and already providing homes and specialist intense support for young people with a history of roug...

Beeston-based charity Turning Lives Around is set to continue providing housing support and homelessness prevention services for vulnerable people in Leeds for another three years. Leeds City Council ...