News and Updates
April 22, 2021
Where in the world is all the evidence on what works and why in homelessness?
Our updated Evidence Finder shows clearly where studies evaluating homelessness interventions exist.
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April 19, 2021
Greg Hurst joins the CHI team
We are delighted to announce that Greg Hurst has joined the Centre for Homelessness Impact team as Head of Communications and Public Affairs.
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April 8, 2021
Rent Guarantees could be key to help Universal Credit claimants unlock the private rental market
Landmark collaboration between Centre for Homelessness Impact, NRLA and BIT explores ways to encourage private sector landlords to support tenancies from people receiving Universal Credit.
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March 26, 2021
How can we learn from other fields to help us to end homelessness?
End it with Evidence campaign ambassador Sir Geoff Mulgan CBE shares what the homelessness sector stands to benefit by adopting a data-led approach to ending homelessness.
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March 18, 2021
Updated Evidence and Gap Map on Implementation
The updated 2021 edition shows 275 studies on why interventions to improve the welfare of people experiencing homelessness or at risk work or not.
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March 11, 2021
Improving services starts with people
In this blog for the Chartered Institute of Housing our Lived Experiences Specialist, Hannah Green, talks about developing service based on what works and creating person-led and psychologically informed services.
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March 10, 2021
Homelessness and COVID-19: a comparison of responses in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England
To better understand the different approaches of each UK nation during the pandemic, Nick Bartholdy and Faye Greaves present a detailed comparison of homelessness data and legislation both before and during COVID-19.
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February 12, 2021
How can we improve access for people experiencing homelessness and disability?
In this blog, @bullringbash1 talks about his experiences of homelessness and the additional challenges faced by people with physical health problems and disabilities.
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