Press Office
St Mungo's press office is happy to help arrange interviews with spokespeople, provide images and offer comments on homelessness issues, where possible.
Contact Judith Higgin, media manager, on 020 8762 5645, email: judith.higgin@mungos.org, or email pressoffice@mungos.org and call 020 8762 5570.
For urgent, out of hours calls, please contact 07713 266 617
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In the news
- Charles Fraser, Chief Executive of St Mungo's, profiled in Society Guardian
- Our Endell Street hostel and Pathways services on BBC News Online
- Our Spring Gardens hostel in The Guardian
- Our Pound Lane hostel in the Financial Times
Most recent press releases:
- 21 Jun '10Transform back to work help for unemployed vulnerable people with a first step capability assessment, says St Mungo’s New report calls for a pre package of support to prevent homeless unemployed people being left on the margins of mainstream servi
- 17 Jun '10St Mungo’s delighted at being shortlisted for Excellence Award St Mungo's homelessness charity is delighted at being shortlisted for the Chartered Institute for Public Relations (CIPR) Excellence Award in the not-for-profit organisation category.
- 16 Jun '10St Mungo's welcomes new announcements by Housing Minister St Mungo's has welcomed the news today from Housing Minister Grant Shapps MP that a new cross Government Homelessness Working Group has met for the first time and that an overhaul of how rough sleeper are to be counted.
- 07 Jun '10First Abbey Road, now Endell Street! Homeless musicians hope they have X factor for a sell-out album A group of musicians, all formerly homeless, are hoping for a sell-out success this summer with a compilation album that will help other homeless people back on the road to recovery. The album, Endell Street Studios – Volume 3, features ten original tracks all written and performed by current or former residents in homeless hostels in Camden. The tracks span a range of musical genres from rock to reggae, hip hop to house, laid back Latin music to soulful acoustic songs.
- 28 May '10St Mungo's backs Community Learning Champions St Mungo’s is actively backing the government-funded Community Learning Champions development scheme to promote the value of learning among its clients.
- 17 May '10St Mungo’s volunteers going for gold at the Chelsea Flower Show Homeless men and women have been putting in the spade - and carpentry - work in a bid for a gold medal at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
- 13 May '10New government must not leave homeless and vulnerable people behind during 'difficult decisions' ahead St Mungo’s has welcomed the pledge by incoming Prime Minister David Cameron that he would not leave anyone behind as the country faces some difficult times ahead but urges him not to slash budgets that will impact on those at the bottom of housing and job ladders.
- 27 Apr '10Homeless people must not be written off when it comes to finding work - St Mungo's Just the Job Action Week 2010 Homeless people must not be written off when it comes to finding a job, urges St Mungo's, announcing its Just the Job Action Week in June.
- 27 Apr '10Hit the streets to help homeless men and women off them Put on your walking shoes, switch off the football and hit the streets on Sunday 20 June to help St Mungo’s support homeless people on their journey back into work.
- 21 Apr '10St Mungo’s Pathways route helping homeless, long term unemployed people back to work As the latest unemployment figures are published, (Wed 21 April), new evaluation results show that the St Mungo’s Pathways to Employment programme is achieving success in supporting long term unemployed homeless people – some of those furthest from the job market - into activities, education, training and work.
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