Crisis is a leading source for knowledge on homelessness in the UK. Here you will find research about homelessness trends, the causes of homelessness and its impacts. Our research is categorised by topic. You can also browse or search below.
The Homelessness Monitor is a longitudinal study, commissioned by Crisis, providing an independent analysis of the homelessness impacts of recent economic and policy developments in the UK.
Evidence on the different types of housing available in the UK and barriers to accessing them
Research into individual characteristics and social categories intersect with homelessness
In the UK right now, racism and discrimination in our society, services and systems contribute to...
Rough sleeping, the most visible form of homelessness, is increasing and shockingly more and more...
This report is based on focus groups with people with experience of homelessness in six areas across Scotland. It explores their experiences of housing crisis and what was (or was not) done to prevent them from becoming homeless.
Accessing mental health support while experiencing homelessness is challenging and complex. This...
As the cost of living soared in Britain in 2022, Crisis wanted to assess what impact this was hav...
Since 2016, Crisis and several Jobcentres have developed partnership arrangements to co-ordinate...
#HealthNow peer research report: Understanding homeless health inequality in Birmingham (2021) Be...
This report is the second in a series for Crisis’ Cover the Cost campaign. The campaign is aimed at securing investment into Local Housing Allowance rates (commonly known as Housing Benefit).
This interim report is the second of three reports for the evaluation of the Tackling Multiple Di...
This report examines the impact of cumulative underinvestment in Local Housing Allowance rates on...
