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Government’s £80m funding to support drug treatment is welcomed by St Mungo’s
St Mungo’s welcomes Government’s £80m funding to support drug treatment.
St Mungo’s responds to National Audit Office report into Government response to people sleeping rough during Covid-19
St Mungo’s responds to National Audit Office report into Government response to people sleeping rough during Covid-19.
St Mungo’s announces Joanna Killian as its next Chair of Trustees
St Mungo’s announces that Joanna Killian is to be its next Chair of Trustees.
New ONS data relating to deaths of homeless people a stark and tragic reminder of risks
St Mungo’s reacts to the release of new national data related to the number of homeless people who lost their lives in 2019.
St Mungo’s named as one of UK’s Top 50 Inclusive employers
St Mungo’s’ commitment to Inclusivity and diversity has been recognised as it is named as one of the UK’s Top 50 inclusive employers.
St Mungo’s welcomes Chancellor’s ‘positive’ rough sleeping funding announcement
St Mungo’s describes the announcement that a further £151m is to be made available for the next financial year to help people sleeping rough or at risk of homelessness as ‘positive’.
St Mungo’s joins with other leading homelessness charities to call on the Government to continue investment in homelessness in upcoming Spending Review
St Mungo’s, along with 28 other homelessness organisations and service providers, has written to the Government to ask it to continue the ‘remarkable’ work of ‘Everyone In’ by committing to significant investment in its Spending Review.