Woolly Hat Day – fitting in your fundraising at work
Woolly Hat Day is all about putting your hats on, having fun and raising money for homeless people. It is designed to be a simple and easy way for schools, community groups and workplaces to raise...
View ArticleHats off to our supporters
Tomorrow is our annual Woolly Hat Day. Our CEO Howard Sinclair talks about why he hopes orange hats will be worn across the country. It doesn’t seem a minute since I wrote my last blog in November. In...
View ArticleHappy St Patrick’s Day
Like many other people around the world, we will be celebrating Irish heritage, history and culture this St Patrick’s Day. Amy Dwyer, our Marketing and Communications Officer, spoke with our Irish...
View ArticleWhat inspires Jen to run for us?
Jennifer Cirone, our Children and Families Support Advisor, is running the Virgin London Marathon for us on 26 April. She explains how important she finds encouragement, both in her running and her...
View Article“It was awesome”
Bristol Pride was a great gathering last week, which included our clients and staff. David Ingerslev, manager of our Compass Centre in Bristol, explains what it meant to be involved for him and others....
View Article100 Miles….how far is that?
Matt is one of our fantastic and dedicated supporters taking part in Ride London on Sunday. He shares how his preparation for the challenge has gone. I’ll start this blog by repeating a conversation I...
View ArticleCathy Tyson stars in ‘She Called Me Mother’
Actress Cathy Tyson is currently starring in a heart-rending play that deals with family, relationships and homelessness. The production tours the UK until late November. Cathy plays 70 year old...
View ArticleHelp the work live on…
The generosity of our supporters enables us to provide projects which support people recovering from homelessness to rebuild their lives, such as the St Mungo’s Recovery College. In this blog, Jordan...
View ArticleWalking for Recovery Pride in Haringey
This week St Mungo’s Haringey Recovery Service (HRS) held a two mile ‘Recovery Pride Walk’ in celebration of the journeys of the service’s users. The theme of the walk was “Recovery is a Journey Not a...
View ArticleHow many more people have to die before the government acts to end rough...
The ‘Nowhere safe to stay – the dangers of sleeping rough’ report, released yesterday, has shed light on the stark realities of sleeping rough. The accounts from our clients who took part in the...
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