During this global public health pandemic, staying home is the best course of action. But what if you don't have a home? Support the appeal to give others a route off the streets. Read more
Guests find shelter in winter and year-round support to move beyond homelessness. Read more
Glass Door partners with churches 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, here's how to access help.
After travelling to London to be near his daughter, Mihai ended up sleeping rough. Now he is staying in Glass Door shelters and re-training as a security officer.
Despite being homeless, Robert found a job as a chef. But without stable accommodation, he risked losing it all again.
When Georgie started a new job, she was in debt and had nowhere to stay. Now she’s living in East London pursuing her career as a violinist.
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31 March 2020: Glass Door guests who had been staying in shelters over the winter are now in private London hotel rooms. Read more
Updated 30 March 2020: The Independent, The Guardian, Metro, Sky News and others cover Glass Door’s warning about the impact of COVID-19 on those who are homeless. Read more
4 March: A record number of people needing shelter have turned to Glass Door this winter. Read more
17 March: What we are doing to protect guests, staff and volunteers from coronavirus, by Megan, the service development manager. Read more
10 March: Chief operating officer Lucy Abraham voices concerns about the impact of coronavirus on rough sleepers. Read more
Volunteer Trevor Huggins' account of how helping others holds the key to our own wellbeing. Read more