The document discusses embedding financial inclusion strategies into homelessness prevention efforts. It notes that the main drivers of homelessness are relationships breaking down, rent and mortgage arrears, and the end of assured shorthold tenancies. Financial difficulties experienced by 60% of tenants in housing benefit and many private landlords expecting to evict for rent arrears further link financial exclusion to homelessness. The presentation advocates identifying clients' financial issues early and referring them to services like debt advice, welfare benefits assistance, credit unions, and support for vulnerable tenants to help prevent homelessness and promote housing stability.