Glass Door Homeless Charity

Looking forward – 2021 and beyond

We are determined to keep doors open to all in need of safe shelter and a route out of homelessness. CEO Lucy unveils the charity's most ambitious plans to date. Read more
Top ten ways to make a difference

Find out how to help local people affected by homelessness during this global pandemic. 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.

Our guests' stories title

If you or someone you know is facing homelessness, here's an overview of services and how to access them.

Bianca, a victim of human trafficking and modern slavery, found Glass Door after a period of sleeping on the streets.

Adam had been homeless for almost a decade before connecting with caseworker Peter at Glass Door's community dinner service.

Shortly after finishing her degree, 23-year-old Ella suffered a family breakdown. At Glass Door, "everything felt secure. I was finally safe."

Looking forward – 2021 and beyond

We are determined to keep doors open to all in need of safe shelter and a route out of homelessness. CEO Lucy unveils the charity's most ambitious plans to date. Read more
Looking after volunteers in a year of change

1 June 2021: To mark Volunteers' Week, volunteering officer Corin reflects on her first few months in post in a year full of uncertainty and change. Read more
Mayor of RBKC supports Glass Door for second term

27 May 21: The Mayor of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has chosen Glass Door as his Charity of the Year upon his re-election. Read more