Press Office
St Mungo's is happy to provide comment on all aspects of homelessness, such as housing, rough sleeping, substance use, mental health and any other issue affecting our clients.
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Here is a list of our most recent press releases: -
- 15 May '08Homelessness think tank a step in the right direction St Mungo's, London's largest homeless charity, has today welcomed the establishment of a new Conservative Party think tank on homelessness - The Homelessness Foundation.
- 13 May '08St Mungo's launches London-first Alcohol Reduction Unit St Mungo's, London's largest homeless charity, has today formally launched a new approach to helping rough sleepers combat alcohol addiction.
- 09 May '08St Mungo's residents advise on Government strategy Residents of St Mungo’s hostels have given the Government direct advice on its proposed new strategy to reduce rough sleeping.
- 06 May '08St Mungo's calls on Mayor to honour homeless pledge St Mungo’s, London’s largest homeless charity, has today urged newly elected mayor Boris Johnson to follow through on his pledge to end rough sleeping in London by 2012.
- 08 Apr '08St Mungo’s welcomes Communities and Local Government discussion paper on rough sleeping Today the CLG launched a discussion paper set to inform their upcoming strategy on further reducing the number of people who sleep rough across the country.
- 02 Apr '08London Mayoral Candidates commit to end rough sleeping by 2012 News Release 2 April 2008 London Mayoral Candidates commit to end rough sleeping by 2012 St Mungo's joined with three other leading housing and homelessness organisations to challenge the three main parties’ candidates for London Mayor
- 28 Mar '08Creating places of change at St Mungo's St Mungo's is delighted to be one of 17 organisations in London to have been awarded funding by the Communities and Local Government through their "Places of Change" programme.
- 18 Mar '08Sarah Teather MP views plans for landmark homeless hostel in Brent Sarah Teather MP today visited St Mungo’s hostel on Pound Lane in Brent in order to view the plans for a new innovatively designed 84-bed hostel on the site.
- 28 Feb '08St Mungo’s responds to 2008 Drug Strategy St Mungo’s, London’s largest homelessness charity, has pledged its support for government plans to target problematic drug use
- 06 Feb '08St Mungo’s responds to Housing Minister Caroline Flint’s announcement on employment and social housing St Mungo’s, London’s largest homelessness charity, today responded to Housing Minister, Caroline Flint
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