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St Mungo’s partners with Jo Malone London to open The Quiet Garden
The Quiet Garden is part of the charity’s Putting Down Roots project and offers people a safe place to reconnect and learn new skills. Clients gain experience as trainee gardeners and take qualifications.
St Mungo’s partners with blockchain fundraisers to help rough sleepers
A fundraising appeal for St Mungo’s on Alice.si – Street Impact 15 Lives – is run on a new online platform which is one of the first of its kind to use blockchain technology in the charity sector.
St Mungo’s and partners launch contactless donation points in Bristol
Bristol’s night shelters provide somewhere safe and supportive to stay whilst we work to help people find accommodation, and help with health and employment.
St Mungo’s urges the government to follow through on manifesto pledge
St Mungo’s is urging the government to follow through on the manifesto pledge to end rough sleeping and tackle homelessness, as a new report revealed that 8,108 people were seen rough sleeping in London in 2016-17.
From sleeping on the streets to conquering Mount Snowdon
Two inspirational women with lived experience of homelessness have successfully led a team of 15 clients and staff to climb Mount Snowdon in aid of St Mungo’s, raising £38,000 for the charity’s work.
Government is in danger of causing irreparable damage to homeless services
Many people who are rough sleeping or at risk of homelessness need specialist supported housing to help rebuild their lives. Government plans to change funding could cause irreparable damage to essential services.