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World Homeless Day 2026: What would it really mean to end homelessness?
This World Homeless Day, we need to think beyond the pavement. When we talk about homelessness, what do we picture?
Fall forward: our autumn newsletter
This issue is full of stories that represent resilience over adversity. You’ll read about people who held on to hope
A summer to remember for homeless veterans
Veterans in North Yorkshire enjoyed a summer of projects and activities designed to reduce isolation and boost confidence. Residents at
Interview: Kerri Douglas on homelessness and addiction – from lived experience to lasting change
For this issue, we spoke to Kerri Douglas, a powerful voice for people experiencing homelessness, a published author, and a
World Homeless Day: why it matters and how you can get involved
Every year on the 10th of October, people around the world mark World Homeless Day, a moment to recognise the
Free fundraising resources for churches, businesses and community groups
Planning a fundraiser? We’d love to help. Whether you’re organising a church coffee morning, a workplace challenge, a school fundraiser
Why supporting small charities matters
Small Charity Week (22-29 June 2026) is a chance to celebrate the thousands of charities working in communities across the
Small Charity Week 2026 – and a look at our impact
As we celebrate Small Charity Week (22-29 June 2026), we are taking a moment to reflect on what can be
Pride month: why LGBTQI+ people are at higher risk of homelessness
Pride month is a celebration – of identity, community, resistance, and joy. But it’s also a moment to recognise the
Interview: The LGBTIQ+ community and homelessness
Understanding the barriers LGBTIQ+ people face – and the support that truly makes a difference For many LGBTIQ+ people, homelessness
How the Renters’ Rights Act will help prevent homelessness in England
The Renters’ Rights Act marks one of the most important changes to housing law in a generation. By ending Section
Temporary accommodation and food poverty: why a roof is not the whole answer
Securing accommodation is a vital step when someone experiences homelessness. But for many people living in temporary accommodation in England,
