Dec 17, 2024
As our Winter Appeal hits £1million, we turn the spotlight on an official policy that’s making newly recognised refugees homeless
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As our Winter Appeal hits £1million, we turn the spotlight on an official policy that’s making newly recognised refugees homeless
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Homelessness organisations have branded a 12% rise in the number of new rough sleepers in London “appalling”
This is hell.
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St Mungo’s cooperated with Home Office patrols looking for migrant rough sleepers deemed to be in UK illegally
A leading homelessness charity has worked with Home Office patrols as they go out on the streets in search of rough sleepers deemed to be in the UK illegally to arrest and deport, the Guardian has learned.
St Mungo’s is one of the largest providers of homelessness outreach services in the UK, with 17 outreach teams across the south and south-west. Its website says it is “here for every step of the journey away from homelessness” and its outreach teams work to “gradually build up trusting relationships” with people who are sleeping rough.
But St Mungo’s has admitted to the Guardian that it has cooperated with Home Office immigration, compliance and enforcement (Ice) teams when they go looking for rough sleepers who are in the UK illegally.
It should be the responsibility of these charities to provide help to rough sleepers regardless of their origin or status, not to question them in order to turn them in to the Home Office. Who does instilling that sort of fear actually benefit? It sure isn’t the people who need access to these services.
Spare a thought...
As beautiful as the snow has been and still is, it is also a very scary time. I have thoroughly enjoyed seeing the snow and watching it build up. But today was the first time I have had to drive in it. Today was also the first time I have ever had my car slide! It was nerve racking but you know the feeling, let's try to get into work, I have stuff to do etc.
But this got me thinking, what about those less fortunate than ourselves. What about people who are not fortunate to have a home to go to? I am laid in bed writing this post, all snuggled up and yet there are people outside sleeping in the bitter -4/5 degrees and having to 'deal with it'.
Then tonight this video popped up on my social media telling you about an app called 'Street Link' that you can download for free to report when you see a homeless person to try to get them extra support. The best part is, it's free so all it takes is your time and compassion to download this app and keep it in mind for those on the streets!
This snow has took my gratitude to a whole new level knowing I have somewhere to go, with people who love me and I love them and I have plenty to keep me safe and warm. Please take the time to try to show support in the smallest of ways. Caring is free.
Be kind, Be safe and support others! ❤