No First Night Out

12th October 2016

‘New’ rough sleepers often have long and complex journeys resulting in homelessness, related to social networks, support needs, resilience and the absence of a settled and safe home.

This report presents interim findings of an evaluation of the No First Night Out project, which seeks new approaches to prevent individuals from sleeping rough for the first time.

No First Night Out is a tri-borough project working across the London boroughs of Tower Hamlets and Hackney, as well as the City of London Corporation. This report is intended for use by anyone working to prevent rough sleeping including local authorities, homelessness agencies and relevant central government departments.

Read the Summary Report here.

‘New’ rough sleepers often have long and complex journeys resulting in homelessness, related to social networks, support needs, resilience and the absence of a settled and safe home.

This report presents interim findings of an evaluation of the No First Night Out project, which seeks new approaches to prevent individuals from sleeping rough for the first time.

Read the Summary Report here.

No First Night Out

‘New’ rough sleepers often have long and complex journeys resulting in homelessness, related to social networks, support needs, resilience and the absence of a settled and safe home.

‘New’ rough sleepers often have long and complex journeys resulting in homelessness, related to social networks, support needs, resilience and the absence of a settled and safe home.

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