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Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
The devolved Scottish parliament and Welsh Regional Assembly take responsibility for issues in Scotland and Wales respectively. They have decision-making powers, unlike English regional GOs, so policy is often different in Scotland, Wales and England.
The Northern Ireland Assembly and Executive have been suspended since 2002. The Northern Ireland Office, part of central UK government, has taken responsibility for policy and programmes.
Scotland
The Scottish executive’s website on homelessness in Scotland and on the voluntary sector in Scotland give more detailed information.
Wales
The Welsh Assembly’s website on homelessness in Wales and on the voluntary sector in Wales give more detailed information.
Northern Ireland
The Northern Ireland office’s department for Social Development encompasses their work on housing and the voluntary sector in Northern Ireland .
What We Do
Homeless Link works through its sister organisations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to end homelessness. Our Scotland & Northern Ireland page and Wales/Cymru page provide further details.