Framework has appointed Claire McGonigle as its new Chief Executive from 1 October. Claire succeeds Andrew Redfern, who will retire at the end of 2025 after nearly three decades of leading homelessness services in the East Midlands.

We’re taking part in the Women’s Rough Sleeper Census to bring visibility to the experiences of women who affected by homelessness.

Framework has opened Sincil House in Lincoln, a £2.65m supported housing development providing 15 self-contained flats and 24/7 support for rough sleepers.

Our Community Network events bring together supporters and services to share stories, celebrate generosity, and inspire action.

A pioneering Nottingham respiratory clinic is saving the lives of rough sleepers and has been shortlisted for a prestigious national health award.

The next Homelessness Minister must move beyond blaming rogue landlords and confront the urgent need to fund and revive supported housing at the heart of tackling homelessness.

In the first year of Framework Community, we have relaunched the Involvement Champions Network and introduced new Minimum Standards to make involvement more engaging and consistent across services.

13-year-old Lewis Smith has become Framework’s new Youth Patron, using his passion for running to raise funds and inspire other young people to help end homelessness.

Wellness in Mind offers free, instant mental health support across Nottinghamshire with no waiting list, online, by phone, or face-to-face.