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Our Work
Broadway's research and evaluation projects focus on improving and developing services for homeless and vulnerable people. The team uses a range of methodologies including:
- Workshops
- Interviews
- Surveys
- Data analysis
- Observations
To increase the quality of our research, people who have experienced homelessness themselves are involved in the design and delivery of projects wherever possible. Research is informed by Broadway's experience of service delivery and of managing information from CHAIN and the Clearing House.
Broadway delivers a range of projects - some are grant funded and others are commissioned.
Read about the research consultancy services we offer
Recent Reports
Bullying and harassment - Research and recommendations for hostels and supported housing
Private Lives - The experiences of formerly homeless people resettled into the private rented sector by Real Lettings
Profiling London's Rough Sleepers - Reporting on the 13,000 who have slept rough in London since the late 1990s
Longer Term Outcomes - What happens to Broadway's clients after resettlement?
Sex Workers - A review of services for street-based sex working women in Lambeth
Rough Sleeping - the findings of Shelter's biggest ever consultation (called "Reaching Out") with street homeless people
Routes into London's homelessness services: the experience of A8 nationals
Pathways: the routes of refugees and asylum seekers
‘I Can’: demonstrating soft outcomes for homeless and vulnerable adult learners
Measuring the Impact of Broadway’s Healthy Living Centre for Homeless People
Accommodation for single homeless people: Supply & Demand. Opening up a new route to housing London's homeless.
The impact of social and cultural activities on the health and well-being of homeless people
Give Me Shelter – the role of London’s Winter Shelters for the homeless 2004/05
London's Hostels in the 21st century
