Homeless and Inclusion Health Network

Last updated Wednesday 26th August 2026

With the right support to tackle entrenched medical, personal and social problems, it is possible for people experiencing homelessness to secure positive health – a foundation for rebuilding more secure and stable lives.

The Homeless and Inclusion Health Network is a national network to improve the health of marginalised groups, for example:

  • People experiencing homelessness
  • Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities
  • Boater and Showmen communities
  • Vulnerable Migrants
  • Sex Workers
  • People who are Care Experienced