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More support workers needed to help vulnerable people self-isolate
250 vulnerable people sleeping rough supported to self-isolate in empty London hotels
St Mungo’s outreach and emergency hub staff have supported almost 250 vulnerable people off the streets of London and from emergency hubs into individual hotel rooms in the capital over the past few days.
How St Mungo’s is supporting clients and staff in response to coronavirus
Our focus – as always – is on the safety and welfare of our clients, including people who are homeless and people living on the streets
It’s simply not enough: Charities warn government rough sleeping targets will be missed following decade of cuts
Funding for vital homelessness services is still short by £1bn per year according to the latest Local Authority Spending on Homelessness report
MPs and Peers meet St Mungo’s clients and staff at parliament
St Mungo’s held its annual reception in parliament yesterday attended by more than 60 MPs and Peers
New purpose built services helping homeless people in London rebuild their lives
Three new buildings are now open in Lewisham, south London, designed with and for people who have been rough sleeping in the capital
St Mungo’s and Unite the Union
Our number one priority is the safety and wellbeing of staff and clients
Nearly 9,000 places disappear from vital homelessness services following a decade of cuts
St Mungo’s is calling on the next government to guarantee the funding homelessness services need
St Mungo’s Chief Executive to move on
Chief Executive Howard Sinclair to move on in autumn 2020 after five years with the charity, and 18 years in the homelessness sector.
St Mungo’s publishes internal review into working with Home Office enforcement teams 2010-2017
St Mungo’s has made public an internal review into information sharing practices with the Home Office between 2010 and 2017.
“A crisis on our streets”: St Mungo’s responds to 50% rise in new people rough sleeping in London
Latest figures show that 2,069 people were seen newly rough sleeping on London’s streets between July and September 2019
Highest year-on-year increase in homeless deaths is a national tragedy
The latest national figure showing that 726 people died whilst sleeping rough or in emergency accommodation in 2018 is a “national tragedy”