No. 10 Drop-in Centre

Around 5,000 people visit the centre every year. Of these the vast majority (63 per cent) were sleeping rough.

Staff at the centre provide a weekly programme of activities aimed at engaging clients and providing meaningful respite from the stress of street living, isolation and loneliness. Staff also offer assistance and advice four days a week during our advice and enquiries sessions and deal with more complex cases through one-to-one meetings. In more complex cases, such as legal or immigration matters, we will refer people to the appropriate services.

Anyone experiencing homelessness or in need of practical assistance. 

Direct access.

Day centre providing drop-in facilities for anyone in need of housing-related support or practical assistance.

The day centre provides practical assistance, including food and clothing. In addition to this, we provide holistic support, including support with; housing, drug & alcohol, mental & physical health, money management, life skills, and employment.