The sixth annual Sleep Out in the Square takes place Friday, 5 October. Sign on and raise awareness and funds. 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 we can help.
After leaving foster care, Eddie was homeless for 26 years and almost died of hypothermia. Now, he's off the street and helping others.
After her relationship fell apart, Sharon found herself struggling to make ends meet. "Glass Door has helped me turn my life back around," she says.
After an injury left him unemployed and unable to pay bills, James spent two months on the street before getting a place in the Glass Door shelters.
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Senior caseworker Neil Parkinson discusses massive rise in rough sleeping, working homeless, difficulty in accessing rental market and where to go for help. Read more
Wired Magazine reviews a plan to reassign unused addresses so they can be used by homeless individuals to register for services. Glass Door weighs in. Read more
As temperatures plummet in London, more individuals sleep in Glass Door shelters than ever before. Read more
10 May: Photojournalist James Hopkirk launches his South London Stories project at Ace of Clubs. Read more