For Smarter, More Impactful Action

Building on the influential Using Evidence to End Homelessness (Bristol University Press, 2020), this practical collection shows how evidence and data can drive smarter action to improve outcomes for people affected by homelessness. Six years on, it captures lessons learned and progress made while charting a path for greater impact. With new contributions from leaders including Andy Burnham, Sir Michael Barber and Rosanne Haggerty, it highlights innovative approaches transforming housing, health, education, media, sport and the arts.

Through case studies, collaborative models and policy tools, it equips practitioners, policy makers, funders and community leaders to act more effectively. The book is an essential resource for all those working to end homelessness.

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Testimonials

‍‘Homelessness is a persistent and pernicious social evil. Every citizen deserves security and shelter. But tackling homelessness is not simple. Real reform requires systemic change - underpinned by rigorous evidence. This is a persuasive manifesto for lasting change.’
- Michael Gove, Editor of The Spectator

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‘This is an important and timely book. As major cities like London continue to tackle acute homelessness crises, it is essential that we use the best evidence to address the root causes through prevention and long-term housing solutions.’
- Tom Copley, Deputy Mayor of London for Housing and Residential Development
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‘A truly authoritative guide to what will actually work in ending homelessness that manages to be not just deeply practical and realistic about the challenges but also inspiring, drawing on the best of evidence from many of our best minds.’
- Bobby Duffy, King’s College London

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