Reports

Annual Report and Accounts

Please download past annual reports below:

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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:

He-in is sleeping out!

On 4 October I will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
Sean McBride's Sleep Out fundraising page

On 4 October I will be sleeping outside (again) to help others how are stuck in the vicious circle of despair and homelessness to find shelter and support to get off the streets.
Laura Davies's Sleep Out fundraising page

On 4 October I will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets. Homelessness is something that is close to my heart. My father became homeless after a series of very unfortunate events in the 1990s. From lawyer living in St. John’s Wood to no fixed abode reliant on friends for shelter in the blink of an eye. It can happen to anyone and single men with no dependants are particularly vulnerable in our welfare system.
St Peter's Battersea Sleep Out fundraising page

We are part of the Wandsworth night shelter circuit and would love to support Glass Door in fundraising for this

About us

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

Our partners are often in need of clothes, toiletries, towels and other items, which are redistributed to men and women in need.
Daytime support

Find a place to take a shower, eat food, do laundry and get advice.
Volunteer at a night shelter

We are not currently recruiting volunteers for our night shelters.
Find Help

If you or someone you know is facing homelessness, here's how we can help.
Richmond shelters open

First shelters in Richmond launched.
Our partner churches

Churches of a different denominations partner with Glass Door to host night shelters and and our day-time support services.
If we can't offer a space in the shelters today

Places in our emergency night shelter are limited. What do you do while waiting for a place to open up?
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.
Sleep Out 2017 biggest yet

We did it! Thanks to everyone involved, more people will find shelter this winter.