Reports

Latest Annual Review

The charity’s 2020-2021 annual report tells the story of how staff, partners and volunteers shifted ways of working to allow people experiencing homelessness to continue to find a safe place to stay, to enjoy hot meals and to access advice to move off the streets.

Trustees' Annual Report and Financial Statements

2020/2021 Report: view and download here.
2019/2020 Report: view and download here.
2018/2019 Report: view and download here.
2017/2018 Report: view and download here.
2016/2017 Report: view and download here.
2015/2016 Report: view and download here.
2014/2015 Report: view and download here.
2013/2014 Report: view and download here.

The 20-year Review

Click on the image above to see the document in full screen or download the pdf.

This publication takes stock of Glass Door's work providing shelter and support in the community since 1999, when the first shelter network opened.

Highlights include statistics on the number of individuals supported:

about 5,000 guests have found a safe place to sleep in the shelter network
more than 1,000 have been helped to find more permanent accommodation
almost 700 have been supported to find work

Latest

Glass Door and Mayor of RBKC collaboration ends after two fruitful years

The Worshipful the Mayor of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Councillor Gerard Hargreaves, supported Glass Door as his Charity of the Year during his two mayoral terms.
Antin IP

Anton IP and Glass Door fundraising page collection
Ace of Clubs is looking for volunteers

Volunteer at our partner day centre, Ace of Clubs!
Our winter hostel project closes its doors

For 25 weeks, our hostel welcomed those who have nowhere to call home during the hard months of winter. On Monday, the hostel closed its doors after supporting 103 guests.

About us

Guests find shelter in winter and year-round support to move beyond homelessness.
Things we need

Here are some things that Glass Door and our partner organisations need.
How Glass Door can help

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

Central London has some of the biggest statistical differences between the richest and poorest residents. Unfortunately, demand for our services shows no signs of abating.
Daytime support

Where to find support if you are affected by homelessness during they daytime. Find advice, meals and more.
Richmond shelters open

First shelters in Richmond launched.
Our partner venues

Venues partner with Glass Door to host night shelters and and our day-time support services.
If we can't offer a space today

Places in our emergency accommodation projects are limited. What do you do while waiting for a place to open up?
Provide support where it's needed most

More people are becoming newly homeless as the impact of the pandemic and the rising cost of living continues to dismantle lives. We need your help.
Volunteering opportunities with other organisations

Consider volunteering with the organisations we work with, including City Harvest, Caritas Westminster and Refugees at Home.