Publications
Latest
*NEW* Expression of Interest to join a Task Group - How you can play a further part in the efforts of the Network to end rough sleeping and reduce homelessness.
GMHAN Governance Structure and Co-ordination Group Terms of Reference
GMHAN Prevention Strategy and Action Plan - The Action Plan will be reviewed every 6 months to keep attention on how things are developing and what might be the next priority to address. If you have any feedback about the approach, priorities or how it’s going on the ground, please contact info@gmhan.net.
Notes from the Quarterly Network event in May are now available by clicking on these links:
Archive
Covid response
GMHAN Build Back Better paper
GM Covid Committee Report on Next Steps (GMCA)
GM Voluntary Agencies Matrix
GMHAN and GMCA Parliamentary Inquiry Response
Public Health England advice on Winter Night Shelters - all members of the GMHAN, including the Combined Authority and Local Authorities are very clear that night shelters should absolutely be the last resort during the winter to be made available only if other safer, better options have been exhausted. Additional funding is being made available via Homeless Link should night shelters be needed.
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Health Resources
Alcohol Audit (Salford PCT)
Frontline Staff Information Booklet (NHS)
Health Services for people with a Salford Connection (Salford PCT)
Mental Health & Homelessness help booklet (GMMH)
Psychosocial Resource Pack (GMMH)
Urban Village Medical Practice drop-in & Registration Form (UVMP)
Who to call if you become homeless (Homeless Friendly)
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From the Network
HAN Schedule 2021
Advisory Board Terms of Reference
GMHAN Rough Sleeping Action Plan
Potential Next Steps for the GM Homelessness Action Network
Resourcing the GMHAN- What part can you play?
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Greater Manchester
Public Service Reform White Paper
GM Mental Health Housing & Mental Health Strategy
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GM A Bed Every Night
A Bed Every Night – Reflection by Matthew Kidd from Creative Inclusion
In March 2021, the Homelessness Action Network held a learning event to reflect on people’s experiences of ABEN provision in Greater Manchester. Creative Inclusion was commissioned to write a report which brings together different perspectives on how Greater Manchester can respond as a whole system to improve the experiences of people accessing ABEN. Matthew Kid offers his reflections.
You can read here the independent evaluation that evaluates the effectiveness of ABEN by Dr Beth Watts and Lynne McCordie with Melissa Espinoza, Dora Welker, and Prof. Sarah Johnsen (The Institute for Social Policy, Housing, Equalities Research (I-SPHERE). In addition, we’d warmly invite you to contribute to the GM Homelessness Prevention Strategy to help develop an integrated rough sleeping response where no one is left behind.
Oldham
OLDHAM ROUGH SLEEPER INITIATIVE REVIEW 2021
External
Tackling the homelessness crisis: Why and how you should fund systemically (NPC)
Centre for Homelessness Impact
Institute for Global Homelessness
Jigsaw of Homelessness Support (With One Voice)