28 May 2020: Caseworker Alex and COO Lucy voice their concern about the lack of move-on options for guests in hotels. Read more
27 May 2020: The multi-award winning actress takes part in Glass Door's COVID-19 Emergency Appeal film. Read more
22 May 2020: New Mayor Councillor Gerard Hargreaves chooses Glass Door as his charity of the year. Read more
15 May 2020: We are connecting volunteers with guests in hotels to combat loneliness. Read more
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22 May 2020: Glass Door joins other leading charities calling for government to prioritise housing and support for women and survivors of domestic abuse. Read more
14 May 2020: More found shelter with Glass Door this winter than ever before. Now, guests face new challenges in the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
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
13 March 2020: To celebrate International Women’s Day, female guests received a special treat from the Royal Garden Hotel. Read more
4 March: A record number of people needing shelter have turned to Glass Door this winter. Read more
28 February 2020: Glass Door's evidence suggests that the latest government statistics are a huge underestimate. Read more
3 February 2020: Local TV channel shines light on Glass Door tackling homelessness as part of the London Homeless Collective. Read more
9 December 2019: Glass Door and the Royal Garden Hotel launch a festive partnership to raise money and awareness. Read more
21 Nov 2019: Glass door is one of 23 charities in the London Homeless Collective, backed by the Evening Standard. Read more
16 November 2019: Chelsea FC fans (and an ex-player) raise funds to support those affected by homelessness Read more
7 November 2019: Glass Door opened its winter season with the launch of an additional shelter circuit and two new partner drop-ins. Read more
31 October: In record time, participants and supporters of Sleep Out 2019 have raised more than £200,000. Read more
8 October: Glass Door received the "community collaboration" award at the inaugural Chelsea Awards. Read more
More than 320 individuals slept outside at Duke of York Square to help keep community-based homeless shelters open to all. Read more
A record number of guests found support and housing, despite the lack of affordable housing. Read more
The Wimbledon Foundation announced that Glass Door is one of five homelessness charities set to benefit from funds raised through the opening of the new No.1 Court roof in May 2019. Read more
We believe everyone has a right to support, and we are opposed to any practice that aims to unlawfully detain or remove rough sleepers. Rough sleepers need our support, not our condemnation. Read more
Evidence from the winter shelters highlights an increase in vulnerable individuals falling through the gaps in society's safety nets. Read more
14 May 2019: Glass Door has been shortlisted by Homeless Link for their "promoting partnerships and collaborative working" award. Read more