With our Night Shelter in Redbridge now set to remain open over the spring, Melanie Malcolm, who has been managing the service, reflects on how the service is working to support the borough’s homeless population. Read more
Have you ever considered taking on a challenge for charity? In our latest blog, our communications manager, Brittany, talks about how fundraising is about so much more than simply raising money. Read more
On World Mental Health Day, SHP Psychologist Emily Van Der Pol-Harney reflects on the role that mental health plays as an underlying cause of homelessness, and on the challenges of tackling it effectively. Read more
Our long-serving Chair, Jonathan Senker, is passing the baton. Here, Jonathan looks back on the changes he has seen and forward to the future. Read more
Jessica speaks to us about why she became a peer mentor, what she loves most about the role and her hopes for the future. Read more
This Refugee Week, Marwa Belghazi, a Team Manager for SHP's Syrian Refugee Service, has blogged about the work we're doing to help welcome refugees to the UK. Read more
John, a client at out Westminster Floating Support Service, lived with his mental health problems for most of his adult life until he finally sought help. This mental Health Awareness Week, he has blogged about why it’s always OK to ask for help. Read more
Housing First has become an integral part of SHP services. As we gear up to start rolling out the approach in Newham and Islington, Mark Taylor, SHP's Assistant Director of Services, has blogged about the pioneering approach. Read more
The Homeless Reduction Act is the biggest change in homeless legislation since 1977. Ahead of the introduction on Tuesday 3 April, Michael Corbishley, SHP's Head of Housing Initiatives, blogs about his thoughts on the changes. Read more
To celebrate Trustees' Week, Mark Fell blogs about why he became a trustee, what it's all about and what he enjoys most about it. Read more