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St Mungo’s warns soaring temperatures can be life-threatening for people sleeping rough as heatwave hits UK
several local councils across the south of England, with support from St Mungo’s and other homelessness charities, have activated their Severe Weather Emergency Plans (SWEP) to ensure people can shelter safely during the extreme heat, with the hottes
Interim Chief Executive appointed
Leading homelessness charity St Mungo’s to showcase gardening recovery scheme at RHS Chelsea Flower Show
St Mungo’s responds to homeless death statistics
Spending Review- St Mungo’s welcomes Government commitment to homelessness funding
St Mungo’s warns of serious risk of increased homelessness as Universal Credit ‘lifeline’ is cut
St Mungo’s welcomes new Chair of Trustees
Latest rough sleeping figures in London demonstrate urgent need to ‘capture and capitalise’ on the success of ‘Everyone In’
First Response turns three
St Mungo’s is celebrating the third year anniversary of our innovative First Response service, which is funded by the estate agent Chestertons.
St Mungo’s announces new Executive Directors and Board of Trustee members
Leading homelessness charity St Mungo’s has appointed three new Executive Directors to its senior leadership team to support delivery of its new strategic plan.
The Earl of Wessex visits Floyds Row, Oxford
Floyds Row, St Mungo’s triage centre in Oxford had the chance to showcase the innovative support provided for people experiencing homelessness in the city with a visit from His Royal Highness The Earl of Wessex.
St Mungo’s joins with other charities to call for ‘inhumane’ Home Office immigration policy to be scrapped.
St Mungo’s joins with other charities to call for ‘inhumane’ Home Office immigration policy to be scrapped.