No Second Night Out (NSNO) is an innovative new pilot project that aims to ensure that new rough sleepers do not spend a second night on the streets.
This is a review of the first six months of the project, from 1 April to 30 September 2011 undertaken by York University and Broadway’s specialist research team. This draws on a broader range of both quantitative and qualitative data and provides conclusions and recommendations for the future of the project and informs the decision-making about whether to continue NSNO in 12-13.
This review was written and conducted by Broadway’s specialist research team and the NSNO project director. It was informed by:
Quantitative data from CHAIN about the usage and outcomes of the project.
Qualitative interviews and focus groups with project stakeholders (including five current hub clients, three former hub clients, three outreach teams, a housing options worker and a street population coordinator) conducted by Broadway’s research team.
Reflections by the NSNO project director and project team about the strengths of the project and areas for development.
Case studies of their work with individuals in the hub provided by NSNO project staff.
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