Prime Minister Andy Burnham has set out a plan to get everyone off the streets in England. But he’s said he can’t do it alone.
The journey from crisis to home takes more than a roof – it takes support and a future to believe in.
This festive period, we’ll help 5,500 people start to build a life beyond homelessness. Across our services and year-round we support people furthest away from help, facing homelessness through our day centres and hotels in London, and Crisis Skylights across Britain.
We tailor our approach and support our guests based on their needs, providing trauma-led and women-led services giving our guests the safety, support and belief to build a life beyond homelessness.
We are the national charity for people experiencing homelessness. We help people out of homelessness and campaign for the changes needed to solve it altogether.
We work with you to:
If you'd like more information or are considering make a donation of £5000 or more, please get in touch with our philanthropy team. We would love to answer questions you have and can help you support our work in a way which suits you.
Our new 10-year strategy (launched at the end of July 2024) is focussed on thinking bigger to overcome barriers to progress, doing things differently to inspire success and backing others who are also determined to end homelessness. We are focussed on delivering long term solutions as quickly as possible.
In ten years, the number of people experiencing homelessness will be going down. This doesn’t mean no one will ever lose their home again. But there will be better ways to prevent it – and fast and practical solutions when it happens.
We’ll make this happen by:
Each year we publish an impact report highlighting key areas of our work and how we improve the lives of homeless people. You can also download our annual accounts reports from this page.
Our team are here to support your journey as a philanthropic supporter of Crisis.
Lucy has worked in the homelessness sector for 15 years and be...
Read MoreLucy has worked in the homelessness sector for 15 years and before joining the philanthropy team, she worked in our frontline services at the London Skylight.
“I believe that housing is a fundamental human right, and that everyone should have access to a safe and stable home. I'm continually inspired by Crisis’s bold and innovative approach to ending homelessness, and it's a privilege to connect our dedicated supporters to this vital cause.”
Georgia has worked for Crisis for 5 years, before joining the...
Read MoreGeorgia has worked for Crisis for 5 years, before joining the philanthropy team she worked in both our front line services across London, Croydon, and Brent skylights, and in our community and events fundraising team.
“I’ve seen first hand how vital stable and safe housing is to a fulfilling life. I feel so lucky to be a part of Crisis’s efforts and I truly believe homelessness can be ended in my lifetime; I’m honoured to be working with our incredible supporters who share the passion I have for this important mission.”
Lucy has worked in the homelessness sector for 15 years and before joining the philanthropy team, she worked in our frontline services at the London Skylight.
“I believe that housing is a fundamental human right, and that everyone should have access to a safe and stable home. I'm continually inspired by Crisis’s bold and innovative approach to ending homelessness, and it's a privilege to connect our dedicated supporters to this vital cause.”
Georgia has worked for Crisis for 5 years, before joining the philanthropy team she worked in both our front line services across London, Croydon, and Brent skylights, and in our community and events fundraising team.
“I’ve seen first hand how vital stable and safe housing is to a fulfilling life. I feel so lucky to be a part of Crisis’s efforts and I truly believe homelessness can be ended in my lifetime; I’m honoured to be working with our incredible supporters who share the passion I have for this important mission.”
