Partner with us to help reach people sleeping rough and connect them with the support they need. Here’s what that looks like in practice:
Bloomberg
Bloomberg funds StreetLink London, the service that connects members of the public with people sleeping rough in the capital. Their ongoing support ensures alerts are acted on quickly, getting people off the streets and into safe accommodation faster.
Partner with us to help people move into and sustain a home of their own. Here’s what that looks like in practice:
DPS
Since 2024, DPS has channelled donations from renters directly to St Mungo’s, raising over £1.4m. Support has included funding for Putting Down Roots, improving wellbeing through training and qualifications that build lasting confidence.
Partner with us to help people build skills and find routes into employment. Here’s what that looks like in practice:
Taylor Wimpey
Taylor Wimpey has supported St Mungo’s since 2017, raising over £1 million to fund accredited Construction Skills training in painting, wallpapering, lock fitting, and dry lining. Clients leave with an official qualification and a route into employment.
“We are extremely proud to be a supporter of St Mungo’s. The charity does such vital work in helping people to build a better future.”
"Our partnership with St Mungo’s highlights what can be achieved when organisations work together with a shared purpose. By supporting specialist employment services, we have helped hundreds of individuals access specialist support, build confidence and secure employment opportunities. We are incredibly proud to work alongside St Mungo’s to help individuals achieve greater independence and take positive steps away from homelessness."
Join St Mungo’s for an engaging and interactive HomelessWise session: Understanding Homelessness, Challenging Perceptions, exploring homelessness, rough sleeping and the realities behind the statistics.
We’ll challenge common myths and perceptions, explore the causes and experiences of homelessness, and consider how our own attitudes and actions can make a difference.
