Hidden Homelessness is the problem of single homeless people who exist out of sight in hostels, bed and breakfasts, squats or with friends and family. It is a problem that is growing, but one that can be solved. The first step is to recognise the true nature and scale of homelessness in the United Kingdom. The second is to develop policies that address the full range of problems facing homeless people and to deliver services that are built around people rather than problems, with the goal of reintegrating the most vulnerable back into society.