This resource documents Greater Manchester’s approach to homelessness prevention. The report describes the region’s systemic efforts to create a ‘preventative, proactive and person-centered’ model of public service delivery that breaks down the barriers between various actors and makes for a more comprehensive and effective approach to preventing homelessness.

This report documents Scotland’s national effort to scale-up Housing First programming throughout the country. It addresses issues of cross-sector collaboration, the current state of knowledge on the Housing First intervention, and what is required from local actors to effectively adapt Housing First to local contexts, among other considerations.

This website provides insight into the Greater Manchester Housing First program, a three year pilot program aimed at housing 300 individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Thus far, the pilot program has housed 269 people with a tenancy sustainment rate of 87%.

The Adelaide Zero Project Dashboard tracks their progress towards achieving and sustaining Functional Zero street homelessness.

Chicago’s Homeless Management Information System data helps Chicago monitor progress on preventing and ending homelessness.

This performance evaluation dashboard tracks progress made by Homeward Trust’s work to end homelessness in Edmonton. It includes measurement data on the current homeless population, data on housing placement, demographic information, and by-name list monitoring.

This report details the beginning phases of the Adelaide Zero Project’s efforts to end street homelessness in Adelaide.

This project was started to better understand the needs of Aboriginal people in the City of Adelaide and develop culturally appropriate housing and service responses.

This study details the characteristics of those residing in shelters in Bengaluru, India during the COVID-19 pandemic. A total of 447 shelter residents were surveyed in order to “understand the current and potential challenges that residents of these shelters could be facing” and to better inform advocacy for policy to address the situation of people experiencing homeless in the region.

This study was conducted to evaluate the success of Greater Manchester’s ‘A Bed Every Night’ Program in reducing the number of rough sleepers in the region, addressing their support needs, and securing suitable accommodation for them. The study also addresses questions pertaining to which aspects of the program were effective, the experience of program participants, and future program development and improvement.

Information on Chile’s Centers for Overcoming, which provide food resources, services, and accommodations to people experiencing homelessness.