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Damilola’s journey back to work
With support from Thames Reach’s Lambeth IPS team, Damilola rebuilt her confidence, returned to employment and found a renewed sense of purpose.
Rough sleeping in London reaches record quarterly level
Latest CHAIN data highlights rising numbers and persistent pressures across the capital
Amina’s story with TR Greenwich
After months of sofa surfing and struggling with her mental health, Amina found stability at our TR Greenwich service
Preventing rough sleeping after asylum decisions — by Bill Tidnam
Our Chief Executive reflects on the the gaps between asylum decisions and homelessness prevention
Ash’s volunteering journey at Thames Reach
From rebuilding confidence to developing new skills, Ash shares how volunteering with Thames Reach helped him grow while supporting people to sustain their homes
Helping people stay safe when the temperature drops
Homelessness isn’t just rough sleeping It’s precarious housing. It’s losing a job. It’s getting sick. It’s losing a loved one. It’s grieving. It’s addiction. It’s poor mental health. It’s poor physical health. It’s not having a support system in place. It’s often a combination of these that trap people in a cycle of homelessness. At […]
Read the Thames Reach Annual Review 2024-25
We’re delighted to publish a review of the work we’ve been doing over 2024-25.
Thames Reach project highly commended at the London Homelessness Awards
Our Resettlement Support Team pilot helped people move on from hostels and was highly commended for its impact
Our response to the Government’s homelessness strategy
We welcome the Government’s ambition to halve rough sleeping and look forward to working together to turn this strategy into real, lasting change
Christmas 2025 – Give the Gift of Safety – 2
No one should have to sleep rough — at Christmas or at any time. Every night, thousands of people in London are forced to sleep on the streets. Rough sleeping is dangerous, traumatic, and isolating.