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St Mungo’s campaigners head to Downing Street
St Mungo’s awarded Investors in People Gold
St Mungo’s has achieved Gold level accreditation by Investors in People assessors
New Recovery College in Leicester will support hundreds of people who are homeless into employment
A new college for people experiencing homelessness will open in Leicester in the New Year.
Barratt Developments pledges £500,000 to grow St Mungo’s gardening scheme
St Mungo’s and Unite the Union
Our number one priority is to avert Unite’s strike and our door is always open to continued dialogue.
Response to The Guardian/Observer, 7 July 2019
Supporting people sleeping rough: our statement to The Guardian/Observer, 6 July 2019
St Mungo’s responds to new rough sleeping statistics
Today saw the latest annual CHAIN (Combined Homelessness and Information Network) statistics on rough sleeping in London, published by the Greater London Authority (GLA).
Charities call on Government to fix £1bn funding hole to vital homelessness services
Nine years of government cuts have left local services for single homeless people with a shocking £1bn a year funding gap, according to major new research commissioned by St Mungo’s and Homeless Link.
Sutton commissions St Mungo’s
Response to the Mail On Sunday, Mail and Sun articles, 8 April
New Bristol service to give people at risk of rough sleeping somewhere safe to stay
Somewhere Safe to Stay (SSTS) will provide a safe emergency space away from the street that is open and staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for people at imminent risk of rough sleeping in Bristol.