When the weather dips to zero degrees, severe weather emergency protocols (SWEP) are activated, and bed spaces will be available for rough sleepers in all parts of London. Referrals can be made via the St Mungo's outreach team via www.streetlink.org.

For people (aged 25+) in need of advice, support and guidance with housing, benefit and debt problems. For people under the age of 25, call: 0330 053 6091. Lines are open Monday-Friday 9:30am – 5pm.

Free shower, food and other supplies.

Free hot (pizza, samosas, rice and curry, baked pasta) and cold (cheese salad sandwiches, cakes, crisps, chocolates, pop corns, fresh fruit's, vegetables, groceries etc.) food, including hot and cold drinks, warm clothing, bedding (e.g. sleeping bags, blankets, duvets etc.) and toiletries Friday evenings, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Outreach support out on the streets, taking food and support to their homeless guests in central London. Mobile outreach to Covent Garden and the Strand on Tues, Weds and Thursday evenings and they can be found at the Edith Cavell statue outside St Martin in the fields at 9.30pm. Hot drinks, food, sleeping bags, toiletries and clothes available on request.

A range of services mostly open to people who have been referred from their local council. To discuss referral, call 020 7520 8660. Support for people at risk of homelessness and there are also services for people in recovery from substance use.

UK-wide charity offering free career coaching, interview clothing and interview preparation support to all women who are unemployed or on a zero-hours contract. To access the Smart Works service, you will need to be referred by an organisation currently supporting you. Such as Job Centres, mental health charities, women’s refuges, homeless shelters, the prison service, NHS providers, youth organisations and the education system. To request a referral, share this link with your supporting organisation: www.smartworks.org.uk/what-we-do/get-support

Walk-in service led by nurses, physiotherapists and paramedics that have developed the skills and knowledge to assess, diagnose and treat minor conditions and illnesses. Practitioners will be able to assess, diagnose and treat a number of acute minor illnesses and manage acute wounds via this service. They are able to prescribe medications where required. Can help with: Sprains and strains; Wound infections; Minor abdominal discomfort; Minor skin conditions; Minor burns; Ear problems; Sore throat; Emergency contraception. The service is open to people of all ages including children over 16 years; those travelling from outside the UK (EU residents should bring their European Health insurance card); those not registered with a GP​​​​. Opening times: Monday to Friday: 8am - 8pm Saturday to Sunday: 10am - 8pm Bank holidays: 10am - 8pm (Closed on Christmas Day)

Solace provides safe refuge and move-on accommodation to hundreds of women and children made homeless through domestic or sexual abuse. Support is provided to ensure women and children are safe and their core needs are met in relation to finances and welfare benefits, housing, legal matters, immigration issues, health, education, training and employment.

Provides free and independent legal advice on social welfare issues including housing, debt, immigration and employment. Access the support you need on the page: swllc.org/get-advice

Drop-in centre for asylum seekers and refugees. Advice on housing, health, education, training and employment. Gardening club. Group therapy. Find centres here: sdcas.org.uk/visit-our-centres

Since 1987, SPEAR has offered services to thousands of homeless and vulnerable people in and around Richmond, successfully transforming lives and supporting many of their service users to the point that they have achieved total independence. A number of services and resources are listed on the website.

Health and wellbeing, led by lived experience. Supporting people and communities across London through lived experience, care and connection. Programmes provide: HIV testing, prevention and sexual health outreach; Casework and advocacy for sex workers; Casework and health advocacy for trans and gender diverse people; Groupwork and social supports for trans and gender-diverse people; Young people’s groups and support; Peer support for people living with HIV; Counselling for LGBTQ+ adults and young people. Numerous locations across London. See the website for services.

Spires’ rough sleepers drop-in service runs four days a week and is open to anyone who is homeless or at risk of homelessness. Warm food & drinks will be provided, while key workers will be on hand to offer advice and support and assess individual’s needs and housing requirements.

16-bed hostel offering a therapeutic programme for homeless men. Self-refer on the website. Acorn House specialises in addiction recovery. The therapeutic programme offers abstinence-based treatment, including group and one-to-one counselling, where residents are encouraged to work through traumas and challenging behaviours. Open to hard-to-reach clients with complex needs, often those with a history of street homelessness.

St Andrew’s runs a drop-in on Saturday mornings between 8.30am and 11am. Guests are offered teas and coffees as well as a hot meal, either as a seated service or as a takeaway. There is also a foodbank offering essential food supplies to those in need, and a shower available on a first come, first served basis.

Refuge for runaway children and is also a housing association for abused, neglected and disadvantaged children.

St Giles delivers evidence-led, trauma-informed services that address poverty, violence & exploitation and involvement in the justice system.

Social Apostolate on Stamford Hill is a first-contact help centre offering immediate assistance to the homeless and vulnerable, as part of St. Ignatius Church’s mission. Providing hot meals; coffee, tea, and other beverages; sandwiches, sweets, yoghurts and fruits; essential hygiene products; seasonal clothing, towels, backpacks and sleeping bags. Opening hours Monday 11:00-15:00 Tuesday - Wednesday 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Tea, coffee, sandwiches and cakes. Operates Tuesday and Friday evenings at Lincoln Inn Fields and Embankment, Central London.

Every Sunday from 3pm Sunday Club welcomes visitors to the crypt for tea, coffee, sandwiches, fruit, and cakes.

Sandwiches, cakes, soup, tea and coffee on Saturday mornings from 7am.

Open to all who are homeless or in need, providing a meal in a welcoming and friendly environment. Soup kitchen open Sundays: 12:00pm – 2:00pm, Tuesdays: 6:30pm – 8:00pm. For a hot meal and a pudding to take away.

Laurence’s Larder is a food aid charity offering a weekly food parcel service, clothes bank and community kitchen to anyone who would like to join for a meal and a chat. The Larder also offers services such as a legal aid surgery and signposting to navigate and access other support systems. Phone line open Mon - Friday 9.30 - 5.00pm. Hot Meals every Thursday 11.00am - 2.00pm. Clothes Bank every Thursday 11.00am - 2.00pm. Community Art Cafe with drinks, snacks and a light lunch every Monday 10.30am - 4.00pm.