When Hellen's marriage ended and she had exhausted all options with friends, she ended up rough sleeping in Sloane Square. She stayed in our women's winter night shelter while a Glass Door Caseworker helped her find a new place to live. Read more
The latest figures on rough sleeping in London show a 33% increase compared to the previous year. Read more
From the beginning of April 2024, Local Housing Allowance (LHA) rates, which determine how much money people are entitled to receive in housing benefits, rose. Read more
8th April marked the end of our night shelter season. Read more
Glass Door partners with churches and community centres to give shelter and support, because no one should have to sleep on the streets of London.
If you or someone you know is facing homelessness, get in touch with us to access our services, which include tailored advice and support from our caseworkers and our emergency winter night shelters.
When Hellen's marriage ended and she had exhausted all options with friends, she ended up rough sleeping in Sloane Square. She stayed in our women's winter night shelter while a Glass Door Caseworker helped her find a new place to live.
When staying with friends fell through, Dami* was staying in restaurants to avoid rough sleeping. When he came to The Upper Room, the Glass Door casework service supported him with his documentation and getting his life back on track.
After Tomas’ partner died, he ended up rough sleeping. His life got back on track after he was given a space to stay in Glass Door’s winter night shelter and met with our caseworkers.
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30 April 2024: Glass Door’s CEO, Jo Carter, was quoted by the Big Issue on the latest CHAIN figures for rough sleeping in London. Read more
4 October: join us for the 12th annual Glass Door Sleep Out to raise vital funds and awareness to help us end homelessness in London. Read more
Do you have lived experience of homelessness? Would you like to inform our services and help others? Read more
We can all be part of the solution. Find out how. Read more
