Knowledge Hub

A practice development framework to support organisations to implement trauma-informed care in practice.

Practical information about trauma and psychologically informed approaches.

Guidance for homelessness services on implementing reflective practice.

A resource exploring how practitioners can facilitate safe transitions into adulthood with young people accessing homelessness services.

This page contains resources on how to better support people experiencing suicidal thoughts including leaflets and recorded presentations as well as a card to give directly to someone who may be at risk of taking their life.

This page contains guidance for organisations looking to put together policies and procedures to manage the risk and impact of suicide.

Policies and practices gathered from other organisations that can be used as inspiration and guidance for other services.

These resources are aimed at ensuring frontline staff receive person-centred support, in a psychologically informed way, including guidance on 1:1 meetings, inductions & understanding burnout, vicarious trauma & secondary traumatic stress.

People experiencing homelessness are at a higher risk of ending their lives by suicide than the general population. Homeless Link partnered with Groundswell, Pathway and EASL to develop these resources in order to prevent as many deaths as possible.

A brief introduction into trauma informed care for volunteers.

Listen to a recording of this event which was run in partnership with AVA and funded by London Councils and Trust for London.

This webinar with Riverside examines trends in the commissioning of homelessness services by local authorities over the past decade and how the pandemic has impacted on the resilience of this already-traumatised system and left us at a critical crossroads.