Rough sleeping outreach, floating support, health and wellbeing, alcohol and drugs treatment and much more. You are welcome to visit to make an appointment. Night shelter for single people in Brent open 365 days a year (25 spaces): for referral, phone 020 8208 8595.

For people affected by homelessness, drug & alcohol misuse, mental health, domestic abuse & offending. Accommodation and varied services. Email info@caritasanchorhouse.org.uk. Opening times: 24/7

For people aged 16-25. Referral via your local housing options team.

Daytime casework (housing, benefits, health) and advocacy all year. From December to March, there is overnight respite offering evening meal, bed and breakfast, but it is recommended that you apply for a place before December to get on the list/waiting list: info@allpeopleallplaces.org. Email contact 7 days per week. Response often immediate, always same day and within 24 hours. Day centre operates 4 or 5 days per week. All enquiries by email: info@allpeopleallplaces.org.

Safe, non-judgmental place where all are welcome. Food, advice, friendship and practical support in a non-threatening Christian environment. Hot breakfast, coffee bar and a range of activities. Counselling, debt and welfare advice, and alcohol and drug support through partner organisations, which include GlassDoor caseworkers, CrossLight Debt Advisors, and CGL Addiction Specialists.

Ring first. For single, homeless men (particularly rough sleepers) aged 25+ with low support needs, including those with no recourse to public funds. Health clinic alternate Tuesdays. Twice weekly AA meeting (one for Polish residents only). Nurse, mental health team and optician visits.

Services only for people staying at the shelter. Some classes for residents and ex-residents only - ring first. Referral only from Redbridge Housing Team.

Day and night centre, outreach for rough sleepers, skills training and career advice, activity programmes and specialist support for complex needs. For people aged 16+. Visit website to see their wide range of services.

Accommodation and support for vulnerable individuals who are sleeping rough or at risk of sleeping rough. Couples and pets accepted. Ring or visit.

For men and women aged 16-25. Accommodation is on the upper levels of a four-storey building, so not suitable for people with physical disabilities. They support young people experiencing drug addiction, alcohol misuse, mental health problems, offending behaviour or severe emotional and psychological issues.

Referral from LEAP (Lothian and Edinburgh Abstinence Programme) on 0131 456 0221.

Accommodation and support for men and women (25+) with alcohol- and drug-related issues.

472 Ballater Street, Glasgow (Head Office): 0141 418 6984 389 Argyle St, Glasgow (Access Hub): 0141 552 4164 Street Team: Mon-Fri 8am-11pm, Sat/Sun 11am-11pm Complex Needs Team: Mon-Sun 9am-5pm Access Hub: Mon-Sun 9am-5pm Wed: 10am-5pm A service for people who are experiencing homelessness and other difficulties and need consistent, long-term support.

Steps to Hope SCIO is a non-profit charity dedicated to caring for the homeless and those suffering with addiction. Our Purpose: To aid and support the homeless and those suffering from addiction. Don’t operate Wednesday/Thursday Phone-line open all time

Accommodation and support for men and women (21+) with with alcohol- and drug-related issues.

Accommodation and support for men and women aged 40+ with addiction issues.

Support and accommodation for men and women (18+) with mental health and/or alcohol issues.

Day centre and allied hostel for persons who are homeless or suffering from psychological or physical infirmity or who by for reason of adverse circumstances are thereby in need of help.

For single homeless men aged 45+. Staff provide housing-related support to enable residents to move on into independent living.

Single homeless men, including rough sleepers, ex-offenders, people with mental health needs and those with alcohol or drug problems. Staff provide support around daily living skills, including finances, substance misuse issues, mental health and access to training. Help with moving on.

Single homeless men. Potential residents must be substance-free at time of admission. Resettlement support.

For single homeless men aged 25+. May accept dogs. Community nursing team and alcohol counsellor visit weekly, and drugs counsellor visits monthly or as needed.

Accommodation for up to 80 people, plus access to vocational and practical courses. Contact them for more details.

For single homeless men aged 25+ with support needs, including mental health and/or alcohol problems.