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
Severe weather can take its toll on the best-laid plans at Glass Door’s winter night shelters. Shelter manager Ben had an unforgettable night when snowfall brought havoc to central London. Read more
Blogs from volunteers, fundraisers, staff and others in the Glass Door community
Senior Caseworker Neil Parkinson responds to report demonstrating a sharp increase in homeless people attending A&E. Read more
Can charities afford to be more environmentally friendly? Senior comms manager Melissa makes the case that imperfect progress is the way forward. Read more
Chief Operating Officer Lucy spells out the charity's ambitious plans to address the increasing need for our services. Read more
Milla Booth feeds back from her school's International Women's Day conference on homelessness. Read more
Chair Rev Brian Leathard reflects on what we have learnt, what has changed, and what remains the same. Read more
New Chief Operating Officer Lucy Abraham welcomes the challenge of being in the nation's hot spot for homelessness. Read more
Sleep Out participant Anna Stamenova writes how feelings of elation turned to despair, eventually giving way to a feeling of purpose. Read more
Siena interned in Summer 2018. Here she reflects on her time spent with Glass Door staff, volunteers and guests. Read more
Even though it was absolutely freezing day, we were grateful for the opportunity to help others and even more grateful to have somewhere warm to return to. Read more
Jodi Gothold reports on the night she and four of her friends and colleagues spent the night sleeping outside on one of the coldest nights of the year. Read more
"The ability to have a normal conversation is probably the most important thing we as volunteers can offer," writes Will Hamlyn. Read more
Writer Penelope Bennett reflects on her experience at the annual Glass Door Sleep Out. Read more
Despite a recent hip replacement surgery for one of them, David and Gill Rose took on a 200 Km pilgrimage walk to Santiago de Compostela in Northern Spain. Read more
Award-winning volunteer Rosie has been welcoming guests with a bit of banter and a twinkle in her eye since 2000. Here, she reflects on her many years of service. Read more
Caseworker Sarah Scully reflects on the challenges and rewards of her work. Read more
Sleep Out participant Margaret Sawyer reflects on her night on the pavement. Read more