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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,
Food poverty in the UK: an early warning sign of housing instability
Food poverty in the UK is affecting millions of people, including many who are in work. While food insecurity and
Seeds of change: our spring newsletter
This spring, we are reflecting on the triumph of light over darkness. Though the winter months are long and seemingly
Supporting older people experiencing homelessness
A support worker’s perspective Older people experiencing homelessness can face particular challenges when living in supported accommodation that is often
Facing homelessness in later life
A growing number of people of retirement age are experiencing homelessness for the first time. Homelessness schemes, including many of
Renters’ rights act passes: a hopeful step towards preventing homelessness
This week, Parliament passed the Renters’ Rights Act – a long-awaited change that will reshape renting in England. For the
Rewriting the story: the rising crises of domestic abuse and its links to homelessness
Leaving an abusive relationship is an act of courage. But for thousands of people across England, this step toward safety
