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Connecting the Dots Between Mental Health & Homelessness Webinar

Homelessness and poor mental health are often discussed separately. The evidence, however, tells a different story. New research commissioned by ALABARÉ reveals that 69% of people believe homelessness and poor mental health are closely linked, while more than half see the impact of both issues in their local communities. For those working across housing, health, social care and commissioning, this presents an important challenge. If people's experiences are interconnected, shouldn't our responses be too?

Connecting the Dots Between Mental Health & Homelessness – Information Webinar

Event type:
Webinar
Date:
13 October 2026
Time:
13:00
Entry fee:
FREE
Fundraising for:
N/A
Event target:
N/A
Location

Online via Microsoft Teams

Good to know:

Who Should Attend Our Homelessness Webinar?

  • Local Authority Commissioners
  • NHS and ICB Leaders
  • Public Health Professionals
  • Mental Health Providers
  • Housing Associations
  • Professionals working in the homeless sector
  • Referral partners
  • Stakeholders interested in improving access, integration, and outcomes
  • Homelessness Organisations
  • Community Partnerships
  • Duration: 65 minutes (including Q&A)
  • The webinar will be recorded
Connecting the dots between mental health and homelessness

We are pleased to invite you to an introductory webinar on recent research by ALABARÉ discussing the link between homelessness and mental health and how working across housing, health and social care presents an opportunity.

Led by ALABARÉ in partnership with HomelessLink and Second Step, the homelessness webinar will bring together sector leaders, commissioners, practitioners and partners to explore what the latest research means for services, systems and communities.

Together we will examine:

  • The relationship between homelessness and mental ill-health
  • The growing case for prevention and early intervention
  • The impact on communities and public services
  • Practical examples of joined-up support
  • Future opportunities for commissioning and partnership working

What You’ll Learn On Our Homelessness Webinar

  • Understand how the public views the connection between homelessness and mental health.
  • Hear from colleagues delivering support at the frontline.
  • Explore how integrated approaches can deliver improved social impact and better outcomes.
  • Leave with practical insights to inform planning, partnership development and service design.

Q&A Session

The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A.

We would be delighted for you to join us. Please share this invitation with colleagues and networks who may find it valuable.

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