Our vision is of a society where everyone has a place to call home.
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Did you know…
We were the first organisation to uncover the links between modern slavery and homelessness
Our Royal Patron – HRH Prince of Wales – first visited The Passage back in 1993 with his mother Diana
Our Lived Experience Assembly influence everything we do, amplifying the voices of our service users
Meet Mick Clarke, Chief Executive
Starting his career as a youth worker, Mick later moved to work with young people who had experienced homelessness. He worked for several homelessness organisations before joining The Passage and is currently a member of the Advisory Panel for the Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
As Chief Executive of The Passage (since 2009), Mick is responsible for the strategic direction of the organisation and ensuring that The Passage grows and develops to meet the ever changing needs of our clients.
Our Patron – Archbishop of Westminster, Richard Moth
We are honoured to welcome Archbishop Richard Moth as Patron of The Passage.
In June 2026, Archbishop Richard accepted an invitation to become Patron of The Passage following a visit to our Resource Centre, where he met staff, volunteers and people accessing our services. After seeing our work first-hand, he spoke of the importance of The Passage’s impact on the lives of those we support and expressed his delight in taking on the role of Patron.
As Archbishop of Westminster, Archbishop Richard is known for his commitment to social justice, supporting vulnerable people and promoting human dignity. His leadership and advocacy closely reflect The Passage’s mission to help people overcome homelessness and build brighter futures.
We are deeply grateful for Archbishop Richard’s support and look forward to working together to raise awareness of homelessness, champion compassionate action and continue transforming lives across London and beyond.
It is our mission to:
Prevent street homelessness by intervening quickly before people reach crisis point.
End street homelessness by providing innovative and tailor-made services that act with compassion + urgency.
Advocate for those who feel they are not heard by amplifying their voice to bring about real systemic change.