Isabella McRae

The Department for Work and Pensions has announced changes to housing benefit and universal credit which means people in supported and temporary accommodation won't face a cliff edge if they work too many hours.

We sat down with the new homelessness minister Florence Eshalomi to discuss the government’s mission to end rough sleeping, what she hopes to achieve in the post and her own experiences of homelessness as a child.

Food banks are already at breaking point. How are they, and the country's poorest people, supposed to prepare for more emergencies to come?

Fat Macy’s is a London-based social enterprise which helps get people in temporary accommodation out of homelessness and into work.

Nominations are now open for you to celebrate the people and organisations making a positive difference to communities across the UK. Do you have a local hero? Is there an innovative organisation you know that provides vital support? Tell us about them!

The government cannot end rough sleeping alone. It must be a collective effort.

Big Issue spent a morning shadowing the women's rough sleeping census, a groundbreaking project which proves that thousands of women are missed on the streets. What does it mean for the prime minister's promise to end rough sleeping?

Prime minister Andy Burnham spoke to the Big Issue about whether he believes he can achieve his mission of ending rough sleeping and offering all people facing homelessness a route off the streets by Christmas.

Almost half of young people aged 18 to 34 say they would not use AI for any financial tasks.

Campaign group We're Not Buying It wants people to boycott supermarkets during the autumn budget on 28 October to call for a food price cap.