Excited to hear the result of the Women’s Rough Sleeping Census last year, the first of its kind.

Great to hear Tom Copley asserting a priority on homelessness: “we need to do everything we can to prevent homelessness and when it does occur, ensure that it is rare, brief and non recurring” 👌👌

We’re joining forces with Lloyds Banking Group to tackle the shortage of homes in the UK. Together, we’ll call for one million new social homes in the next decade and launch a new not-for-profit lettings agency with Homes for Good. Learn more about the partnership: bit.ly/3oif3dd

Our new not-for-profit letting agency hopes to tackle the chronic shortage of quality, affordable housing in the UK. independent.co.uk/news/uk/lloyds…

Really proud to have worked on this campaign with a great team. Still lots of work to come through the 18 month implementation period. Real opportunity for policy and practice to work hand in hand 👏👏

Come and help us with producing a guide to help employers play their role in ending homelessness - details below 👇👇👇 crisis.org.uk/about-us/lates…

PBE's Dr Beth Kitson talks us through the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) labour market stats, including what this could mean for charities heading in to the autumn. You can read Beth's full response here: tinyurl.com/4c3ww56s

Homelessness is everyone's business. It is a problem that society causes and society can resolve.

Yesterday MPs from all parties spoke out against Gov plans to criminalise rough sleeping by the back door. No one should be punished for being homeless. These laws must be removed. We're grateful to see such a strong message from MPs for people to be supported not criminalised.

open.spotify.com/episode/1EDVxh… I didn't realise that schools in London went to Jamaica to recruit teachers because of a shortage of teachers in the UK - something to bear in mind when people try and blame the housing crisis on migration.

This podcast is a stark reminder that homelessness is the result of government policy, and could be ended by government policy. Namely, but not limited to: building more social homes.

Are you a Commissioner trying to find the right services for women without recourse to public funds? Come and hear from experts in this space. Take a look 👇 👇 👇 and sign up here shorturl.at/lqrNV #womenshomelessness #nrpf

📢Commissioners: have you signed up to this community of practice on commissioning services for women with NRPF? You will hear from a great range of expert speakers and have a chance for discussion. 📅14 May, 12-2pm 📍online, free

If you are looking to commission services for women with #NRPF, join this CrisisPractice community of practice on 14 May to hear from local authorities and voluntary organisations that are already doing it. ⬇️