Get involved

We are committed to actively involving you in all aspects of our work.

Get involved

We are committed to actively involving you in all aspects of our work.

Working in partnership

We want to work in partnership with you and for you to feel you are involved in your own recovery Journey. That is the first step to you feeling involved and engaged at St Mungo’s

We define involvement as

Actively involving you in all aspects of St Mungo’s work.

Ensuring you have a meaningful say in decisions that affect you.

Working with you in partnership, putting put your views, needs, aspirations and knowledge at the heart of what we do.

Involvement can happen in different ways and varies in commitment.

Whether you are supporting the recruitment of new staff, sitting on our Client Advisory board or contributing to a residents meeting, you have opportunities to shape the direction of the organisation and have a say in decisions which affect you

In your service

Ways you can get involved with activities in your service include:

Attending (or co-facilitating) local client forum/house meetings

Joining staff team meetings to influence decisions within a service

Becoming a client representative

Joining a walking group or take part in an activity

Providing feedback through surveys, feedback cards and involvement sessions

Becoming part of a staff recruitment panel (speak to your Service Manager or support worker) – (when ready upload video of bite size interview skills for clients)

If you don’t live in one of our services speak to a support worker who can advise of either St Mungo’s involvement activities you can access, or community-based support.

Getting involved with St Mungo’s

Become a Client Advisory Board (CAB) member – An opportunity to influence at the highest level of the organisation . The commitment is 5 hours a month for 2 years. If you are London based, you can attend the meeting in person at our head office or if you are in a different location, you can join remotely.

Becoming a Client Ambassador – Use your own lived experience to help funders, corporate partners, politicians and the public understand more about homelessness and the work St Mungo’s does.

The role comes with training and support. This is a Flexible role and Volunteering happens on ad-hoc days, times and location when Ambassadors are needed to attend certain events.

Join the annual Client Challenge or support with the event logistics. The event takes place once a year In September. Read about our 2023 challenge here. To apply for our 2025 speak to your key worker.

Doing a client placement at our Head Office – We often have opportunities to undertake 6-month placements with teams in Central office. Previous placements have included fundraising, The Quality and Complaints team, Finance, and the Repairs department. Email clientinvolvement@mungos.org to find out about the latest placements or to express an interest.

Join a working group – We often have Ad-hoc groups running, these could be on building safety, developing new services or reviewing policies and procedures etc. Email us for more information.

Peer Volunteering – We offer Peer volunteering for people with lived experience including homelessness, mental health, substance use, criminal justice. Roles are across different services at St Mungo’s. Any current peer roles will be advertised here.

Learning, Training and Employment Opportunities

We want the range of skills and employment services we offer to suit the needs of all our clients. We offer a range of opportunities from basic skills to more vocational training, such as learning trade or administrative skills.

Get involved

Get involved

Working in partnership

In your service

Getting involved with St Mungo’s

Learning, Training and Employment Opportunities

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