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Government Figures Show England Rough Sleeping Figures Rose 20%

4667 Rough sleepers counted on single night in Nov 2024

Night shelters in our network provided accommodation for 4,200 individuals this winter

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NEWS, EVENTS AND BLOGS

Housing Justice Cymru: 10 Years of Housing, Community and Innovation

The beginning of Housing Justice Cymru (2016–2019) Housing Justice Cymru was established to bring Housing Justice’s successful work in England…

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More Than a Game: How Football Builds Community

One month on from Refugee Week as the final whistle blows on another incredible FIFA Club World Cup, we’re reminded…

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Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government press release re rough sleeping 20.07.26

You may have seen news coverage of our new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, setting out his priorities yesterday. His first…

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At Housing Justice, we believe that if we`re asking communities to create spaces of belonging, care and connection, we need to do the same within our workplace.

That`s why we`ve built wellbeing into the way we work - not as a tick-box exercise, but as part of our culture.

From a weekly wellbeing hour that colleagues can use however they need, whether that`s going for a walk, taking time to recharge or simply stepping away from their desk, to regular check-ins and team away days that strengthen relationships, we make space for people to connect and support one another.

A healthy, connected team is better equipped to support the people and communities we work alongside. By investing in our colleagues, we`re investing in better services, stronger relationships and a culture where everyone can flourish.
Because housing justice starts with community, and that includes ours.

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At Housing Justice, we believe that if we're asking communities to create spaces of belonging, care and connection, we need to do the same within our workplace.

That's why we've built wellbeing into the way we work - not as a tick-box exercise, but as part of our culture.

From a weekly wellbeing hour that colleagues can use however they need, whether that's going for a walk, taking time to recharge or simply stepping away from their desk, to regular check-ins and team away days that strengthen relationships, we make space for people to connect and support one another.

A healthy, connected team is better equipped to support the people and communities we work alongside. By investing in our colleagues, we're investing in better services, stronger relationships and a culture where everyone can flourish.
Because housing justice starts with community, and that includes ours.

At Housing Justice, we believe that if we`re asking communities to create spaces of belonging, care and connection, we need to do the same within our workplace.

That`s why we`ve built wellbeing into the way we work - not as a tick-box exercise, but as part of our culture.

From a weekly wellbeing hour that colleagues can use however they need, whether that`s going for a walk, taking time to recharge or simply stepping away from their desk, to regular check-ins and team away days that strengthen relationships, we make space for people to connect and support one another.

A healthy, connected team is better equipped to support the people and communities we work alongside. By investing in our colleagues, we`re investing in better services, stronger relationships and a culture where everyone can flourish.
Because housing justice starts with community, and that includes ours.
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