This year’s homelessness conference was the biggest yet, with more than 250 people joining us on each day at Perth Concert Hall. Highlights this year included the Cabinet Secretary announcing new homelessness funding, All in for Change sharing the results of their first peer research, unforgettable keynotes from Floella Benjamin (plus Humpty) and Eireann McAuley, a celebration of the frontline workforce, and the launch…
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December Network Briefing
This month’s Network Briefing shares progress made in the last 12 months toward meeting the ambitions of the Ending Homelessness Together plan, the latest evaluation of Fair Way Scotland, a glossy, picture-packed report on this year’s annual homelessness conference, plus opportunities to engage with consultations and a Housing First webinar…
Ending destitution for excluded people is possible – if Scotland acts at scale
Scotland has made significant and internationally notable progress in reducing destitution among people who are blocked from accessing mainstream support because of their immigration status, a major new evaluation has found. But the study warns that provision remains too limited to meet the scale of need. The independent report examines…
November Network Briefing
This month’s free network briefing shares a taste of the action from this year’s annual homelessness conference, including the launch of Everyone Home and All in for Change’s Housing Justice manifesto for the 2026 election. Click below to catch up – and read all about All in for Change’s peer…
Scotland urged to put ‘housing justice’ at the heart of next election
People with lived experience of homelessness are uniting with dozens of leading organisations to demand urgent action on Scotland’s worsening housing crisis. Their joint manifesto was launched at Scotland’s Annual Homelessness Conference, hosted by Homeless Network Scotland, on 27 and 28 October in Perth. It calls on all political parties…