#DonateYourDinner to help feed London’s homeless

The Coronavirus crisis is a public health emergency and those on the streets and in homeless shelters are most at risk.

Our mission is to keep our clients safe by helping them into places of safety, ensuring that they are well fed and not at risk of returning to the streets.

We have created a brand new Food Hub, preparing and delivering daily food parcels containing hot, nutritious meals and snacks, to over 300 homeless people, seven days a week, in their emergency accommodation.

You can help to ensure this vital service can continue. Simply donate the equivalent cost of your dinner to fund a food parcel for a homeless person.

How do we help homeless people?

• By providing a lifeline and ongoing holistic support

  Our Case Workers are a lifeline for clients. The Passage is offering a new ‘floating support’ service for those who have newly arrived in temporary accommodation and people we’ve already helped off the streets into their own home. We’re speaking to clients every day to ensure they are settled and have access to food, medical and other essential supplies.

• By finding emergency accommodation and long term solutions

  Our frontline teams have helped hundreds of rough sleepers into safe and supported temporary accommodation.

Concerned about someone sleeping rough?

Notify StreetLink by visiting streetlink.org.uk, use the mobile app,
or call 0300 500 0914

Latest news

• The Passage’s CEO, Mick Clarke, responds to announcement from Dame Louise Casey, calling for community partners to help with COVID rough sleeping crisisMay 26, 2020
  Dame Louise Casey, who is leading the specialist taskforce responsible for implementing the next phase of the Government’s support for rough sleepers during the pandemic,…
• ‘Donate Your Dinner,’ The Passage asks celebrity chefs and the public to share recipes and fund vital food parcelsApril 23, 2020
  One of the UK’s largest homeless charities, The Passage, is launching an urgent #DonateYourDinner campaign to help feed London’s homeless community during the Coronavirus pandemic.…
• The Passage CEO, Mick Clarke, responds to Government announcement pledging an extra £1.6 billion for councilsApril 18, 2020
  The Government has announced that councils across England will receive a further £1.6 billion to help them deal with the immediate impacts of the coronavirus.…