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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

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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 […]

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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.

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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

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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

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Winter 2025 – Give the Gift of Safety

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.

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Dale’s story: No one should have to sleep on the streets

Your support can help someone like Dale find safety and a place to call home.

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Emmanuel’s story: Reaching people on London’s transport network

How the Rapid Response TfL team helped Emmanuel take his first steps away from rough sleeping

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Inside Snow Hill Court: supporting people’s first step off the streets

The centre provides 28-day accommodation and assessments for people coming directly from the streets in the City of London

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Protected: Legacies

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