Westminster Homelessness Partnership (WHP) is a group of organisations working together to end rough sleeping in Westminster.
By working together, we will help more people, more effectively and more sustainably. We identify barriers to ending rough sleeping and act collaboratively to address them, through changing our services, developing new provision and influencing and policy work.
A collaboration of cities that are working together to permanently house Europe’s most vulnerable people and end chronic street homelessness. For more information about the campaign visit the World Habitat website.
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Great to join WHP partners, cllrs David Harvey and Heather Acton and officers from @CityWestminster today to help shape plans for the next three years #roughsleeping initiative in #Westminster. Good to see strong involvement from health partners, including @gcsmedcentre.
Read MoreHappy New Year! A huge thank you to @rice_becky for all your hard work facilitating WHP over the past two years. From today the partnership coordinator is @DomWilliamson13. I'm looking forward to working with all our partners to end street homelessness in #Westminster.
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Welcome to the Autumn Westminster Homelessness Partnership Newsletter. This edition is the women’s services special feature, covering information on support services, locations and resources for women. Please do pass this on to others in your organisation or networks who might be interested.