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Advice on dealing with trauma and accessing trauma informed care, by people with lived experience of homelessness and members of the Groundswell team
Findings from an investigation into how homelessness systems adapt to extreme weather. Research by the Museum of Homelessness
Groundswell staff share important information for when you are discharged from hospital experiencing homelessness
Learn about the project in York putting people experiencing homelessness at the centre of its mission. By Hayley Johnson, a team member of Lived Insights
News
News in brief by the Pavement Team
News in brief by the Pavement Team
News in brief by the Pavement Team
The government’s homeless minister resigned in disgrace in August this year. An update covering what happened, what the job involves and what comes next, by Shakir Razak
News in brief by the Pavement Team
A report on the continued privatisation of the NHS, how damaging this is for homeless health services and what can be done about it. By Shakir Razak
Features
The harsh reality of winter and how communities in Brighton have come together to provde hope and support. By Varun Akaash Prabhaker
Motivational words to remind you that it’s ok to feel overwhelmed, bring things back to basics and continue on the path of progress. By Karla Ortiz
Progress takes time and continued effort. Take, for example, the cleanliness of London: it is a constant battle, but one that saves lives. By André Rostant
An interview with the author of a new book on homelessness in America. By Sheryle Thomas
A reflection on homelessness and how we progress its end.
By Emdad Rahman
Opinion
The trend towards hostile architecture and hostility towards homeless people generally is deeply troubling. By Chris Sampson
Words on what can be achieved when people work together, by a volunteer who sees the impact of cooperation. By Emdad Rahman
On the problem of public perception, political choices and the stigma and hypocrisy rife in our society. Words by Chris Sampson
In a world that all too often overwhelms and exhausts, people can make a difference. By André Rostant
How a 2016 book reinforced my positive views of immigration.
By Sophie Dianne
Vulnerability, perseverance and the ability to welcome support are all forms of resilience – an especially important lesson for men in these times, writes Leon Eckford
Obituaries
Colleagues of Ian’s at the magazine remember and pay tribute to him
Your voice
This issue's comics from our brilliant artists
A collection of creative writing by writers and poets on a range of topics, including mental health, substance use and time.
The trials and tribulations of navigating unhelpful recovery systems. By Mat Amp
The rest of our interview with Patrick Markee, author of a new book on homelessness in the US. By Sheryle Thomas
The second chapter of this story about a mysteriously powerful structure affecting somebody’s behaviour. Our protagonist, Elias, begins to wrestle some control from the tower. By Joseph Hickman
After a difficult year, there are small improvements in circumstance on the horizon. Keep going. By Michael McKeon
April – May 2026 : Working together
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