About us
About Us
The London Network of Nurses and Midwives Homelessness Group (LNNM) is a charity which supports professionals working in inclusion health. We bring people together to share learning, strengthen practice and help improve health outcomes for people experiencing homelessness and other forms of exclusion.
Established as a network for nurses, midwives and health visitors, LNNM has grown to include a wider community of professionals, including allied health professionals, support workers, peer advocates and students.
, to promote best practice and to develop inclusion health as a distinct, recognised speciality. The network has evolved from being a purely nurse, midwife and health visitor focused network to include allied health professionals, support workers peer advocates and students.
We hold regular networking and learning events, creating opportunities for members to connect, share experience and explore key issues affecting including health practice.
LNNM also plays an active role in influencing policy and practice. We are represented on the Board of the London Homeless Health Programme and have contributed to the development of NICE Guidance, government evidence-gathering and policy work with NHS England. Many of our members are recognised leaders in inclusion health and contribute to research, publications and sector development.
Our Strategy
Our 2026-2029 Strategy sets out the next stage of LNNM’s development and our ambitions for the years ahead. It focuses on strengthening our network, supporting professional learning and development, extending our reach and influence, and ensuring the voices and experiences of people working in inclusion health continue to shape policy and practice.

Please read the current Consensus Statement
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This statement is still being iterated. An update to the statement is expected in mid 2026. We will let all signatories know when changes are made. We welcome any and all collaboration in this process.
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