Access to healthcare is a human right, yet people seeking safety or experiencing homelessness in the UK experience significant barriers to healthcare - such as language, lack of registration with GPs, limited understanding of the health system, and fear related to immigration status. This results in many people delaying or avoiding seeking medical care. As a result, preventable conditions can worsen, long-term illnesses go unmanaged, and mental health concerns remain untreated.

Direct healthcare advice and support: through mobile clinics, community partnerships and national advice line to help people register with GPs, and support access to prescriptions, referrals, dental care, antenatal care, mental health services and safeguarding pathways. Support GP practices to ensure inclusive registration for all patients, regardless of immigration status or ability to provide proof of ID or address. Using evidence to campaign for systemic change.