“A safe, decent and affordable home is the foundation of a healthy life. It is a tragedy that anyone should lose theirs due to a sudden job loss or soaring rent rises. Yet increasingly, our outreach teams are meeting people experiencing homelessness for the first time.” - Emma

“The intense psychological trauma of being homeless can lead to substance use and sharing of needles, and as transmission occurs from blood to blood, Hep-C is a real risk for people we support.” - Sara Hide, St Mungo’s Hepatitis C Coordinator. Today marks World Hepatitis Day –

"I think it's just important to recognise that really anybody could become homeless if a few things went wrong for them in their personal lives, and it's really not impossible for anybody.". Amie Jones, Outreach Manager speaks to @TheOxfordMail on misconceptions around.

St Mungo’s charity partner, The Deposit Protection Service (The DPS), has facilitated the donation of over £500,000 to our work. We’re incredibly grateful to @The_DPS and their commitment to tackling homelessness, and to its tenant customers for their support. 🧡. 🔗

New data released by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has shown that a record number of households are stuck in temporary accommodation in England. Read our response:

RT @The_DPS: Read about our partnership with @StMungos, a leading UK homelessness charity, and an easy way for tenants to contribute. https….

"Stories of people whose lives have been rebuilt show that it is possible to end homelessness for good.". Our Head of Rough Sleeping Services, Hannah Faulkner, speaking to @Daily_Express.

We were here for Arwa and her dog, Jacko. 🐶. Now, Arwa has shared her story of resilience and recovery as part of our 'We're Here' campaign, featured on @ITVNews yesterday. 🗣️ "I'm proud of this story and the happy ending.". Every day, our frontline teams are out on the

We welcome Minister Eagle’s announcement yesterday that the Government is extending the 56 day move on period for newly granted refugees until the end of the year. This gives people more time to obtain housing and a means to support themselves once they receive a positive

RT @campbellclaret: Keep your eyes peeled for these ⁦@StMungos⁩ posters … more importantly check out the website and support in any way you….

RT @LondONtheinside: Immersive installations from @StMungos that tell first-hand accounts of homelessness are popping up across London http….

📣 WE’RE HERE. We took over central London with bold orange 'Herephones', posters and billboards — sharing stories of recovery from homelessness, resilience and new beginnings. Missed them? You can still stop and listen. 👇. #WeAreHere #StMungos

"Real pathways to work should start with real support, especially for people already pushed to the brink by homelessness" - Emma Haddad, CEO. Read Emma's contribution to The Big Issue here 👇.

“These figures shouldn’t belong in 21st century Britain. Rough sleeping is devastating thousands of lives.” – Emma Haddad, CEO. New data released today by the Combined Homelessness and Information Network (CHAIN), shows that there was a 10% increase in the number of people rough

This week, local councillors and partners joined St Mungo’s to celebrate the major refurbishment of one of our care homes, completed by volunteers from @MaceGroup and @MaceFoundation. "This is not just a beautiful building but a home for our residents. Mace’s generous

📢Say hello to our new high-profile ambassador, Gus Unger-Hamilton from @alt_J! . "I'm really looking forward to shouting all about the amazing work that St Mungo's does to support people recovering from homelessness". Gus recently volunteered at one of our Putting Down Roots

With a debate on benefit cuts planned on Monday, we've briefed MPs that the reforms will increase homelessness and push people further from the labour market. We urge the Government to reconsider its position. 🔗

"I am grateful to the HCLG Committee for inviting me to give evidence on the crisis in temporary accommodation inquiry to which the Government has now responded. St Mungo’s supports the recommendation that social and affordable housing should form a substantial proportion of its