Homeless and Inclusion Health meeting

The Homeless and Inclusion Health Network meetings are an opportunity for people working within the sector to come together monthly to connect and give service updates on what’s happening around the country.

It is a place to share good practice, challenges, ideas for innovation, discuss the latest policy updates, hear/give presentations etc. and get advice and support from others. Anyone working with people experiencing homelessness, clients in temporary accommodation, asylum seekers, refugees, and the GRTBS (gypsy, roma, traveller, boater, and showman) communities is welcome to join.

January meeting

• Thursday 8th January, 3pm – 4.30pm. Book your free place.
• Please note: you will need to contact hih@qicn.org.uk for the password to join the event.

Speakers:

• Katie Taylor is a Mental Health Nurse with over 20 years of experience of working with minoritised people in various roles both in the NHS and voluntary sector. Katie is the Director of Specialist Services in YMCA Together, leading services which include mental health, domestic abuse and rehabilitation provision. She also leads Hestia House, a highly specialised residential care home where the team provides a community for people who are experiencing homelessness and have an identified care need.
• Amber Broughton leads a health outreach inclusion service, supporting people who may be experiencing homelessness, addiction, migration challenges, or involvement in sex work.

Please join the QICN’s Homeless and Inclusion Health network to receive network updates and invitations to the meetings.

If you have any questions, please email us at hih@qicn.org.uk.

We are very grateful to our sponsors The National Garden Scheme, who have generously funded this network. Please show your support by visiting a garden open for charity.