Hostels

A hostel is usually the next step after an emergency shelter.

St Mungo's hostels vary in size, but typically they house 30-60 people, all in their own rooms. We also have accommodation for couples.

Every resident has a keyworker, who provides support with finding responsive and integrated solutions to their housing, employment, training and health needs. We encourage all new residents to have a health check and become registered with a GP, and on-site specialist workers help them to address any substance use and/or mental health problems.

Residents also have access to literacy and IT training opportunities on site - as well as 'softer' activities like music and art workshops or complementary therapies. These are all designed to build self-confidence and improve life skills, to help with the process of moving onwards and upwards.

Follow the links below for more about the services and opportunities available at our hostels:

Meaningful activity

Health services

Pathways to Employment

Click here for contact details of our hostels