Homeless and Inclusion Health Programme
The Queen’s Nursing Institute supports community nurses to achieve outstanding levels of care for people experiencing homelessness and others who may experience barriers to accessing healthcare.
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 Programme is a national network to improve the health of marginalised groups, particularly:
- People experiencing homelessness
- Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities
- Boater and Showmen communities
- Vulnerable Migrants
- Sex Workers
To sign up to receive the network’s newsletters, please click on this link and opt-in for “Homeless and Inclusion Health Network” mailing list.
If you would like to get in touch, please contact us at hih@qni.org.uk.
Thank you to our partner The National Garden Scheme for funding this network.