We are delighted to announce that Wednesday 29 April marks the release of Using Evidence to End Homelessness. 
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Using Evidence to End Homelessness is an urgent book gathering the insights of leaders in government, academia and the third sector to present new evidence-based strategies to end homelessness. Contributors advocate for a new movement that embraces data and evidence to end homelessness effectively, providing crucial methods to underpin future policy, practice and funding decisions. The book aims to help grow the movement for evidence-led change in the field, believing all citizens are better off when policymakers and practitioners value evidence and know how to use it.

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To create Using Evidence to End Homelessness, the Centre for Homelessness Impact brought together a range of expert voices to form a definitive evidence-led approach to bring about a sustainable end to homelessness. 

We are incredibly grateful to our contributors.

Stephen Aldridge (MHCLG), Jo Bibby (Health Foundation), Jonathan Breckon (Alliance for Useful Evidence), Bob Blackman MP (APPG for Ending Homelessness), Tracey Brown OBE (Sense About Science), Neil Coyle MP (APPG for Ending Homelessness), Dennis Culhane (Pennsylvania University), Danny Dorling (Oxford University), Matt Downie MBE (Crisis), Caroline Fiennes, Suzanne Fitzpatrick (Heriot-Watt University), David Gough (UCL), Baroness Olly Grender MBE (House of Lords), David Halpern (Cabinet Office and BIT), Louise Marshall (Health Foundation), Campbell Robb (NACRO, ex-Shelter), Jon Sparkes (Crisis), Emma Taylor-Collins (Alliance for Useful Evidence), Ligia Teixeira (Centre for Homelessness Impact), Dan Treglia (Pennsylvania University), Julia Unwin DBE (ex-JRF), Howard White (Campbell Collaboration).

We’d also like to thank everyone else who took the time to read, review and otherwise support the book. 

If you’d like to support the launch of Using Evidence to End Homelessness you can download our social media pack here, or tweet using the hashtag #EndItWithEvidence