Crisis is launching our latest edition of the England Homelessness Monitor.

When: 3 March 2021, afternoon (2.30-4pm)

Where: On Zoom - sign up here to receive a link

The Homelessness Monitor series by Heriot-Watt University provides an independent analysis of the homelessness impacts of recent economic and policy developments across Great Britain. 

This tenth annual England report examines how homelessness in England stands two years into the pandemic and what will have the most significant impacts on homelessness in the future.
 
Hosted by Crisis and chaired by Chief Executive Matt Downie, the 90-minute virtual session event includes a presentation of findings by Heriot-Watt University before a Q&A session, featuring a panel discussion with guest speakers providing their unique perspectives on the research findings. The speakers will include:

• Crisis - Matt Downie
• Heriot-Watt University - Beth Watts, Glen Bramley, Gillian Young
• Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities - Richard Chapman
• 999 Club - Thomas Neumark
• Greater Manchester Combined Authority - Molly Bishop

We hope you will join us for what will be an unmissable discussion.

*If you'd like to attend the event, please let us know by completing the form here.

If you register for the event we'll also share the report with you once it’s published. As this event is online, if you’d like to receive a printed copy of the report, you will need to let us know by providing your preferred address. You can do so by completing the relevant section of the form.

Please do email research@crisis.org.uk if you have any queries. We also welcome any questions you'd like to ask in the Q&A in advance, so please feel free to email these to us.