Solidarity Not Charity
Maeve McClenaghan is an investigative journalist working on a year-long project trying to log when and how people are dying homeless in the UK. The project, for the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, aims to both memorialise those that have died and provide irrefutable evidence on the scale of the issue. Read More
In a recent article published in the Guardian, the head of the British Dental Association referred to people experiencing homelessness as “no hopers” in the context of current dental commissioning. We – a coalition of members of the dental profession, Read More
An online shop was launched yesterday and already more than half of the contents have sold out! Shorts, bras and tents are still available and other stock will be replenished very soon.
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Streets Kitchen is raising money for water and protein drinks to to keep our homeless friends hydrated this summer. Support the fundraiser today. Any contribution is appreciated, no matter how small. Read More
As of the 11 June 2018, Streets Kitchen has been registered with Companies House as a limited company. We’d like to take a moment to explain why we’ve made this decision. Read More
@GregMcTweets visited us at the Nags Head Solidarity Centre to film for @BBCLondonNews #NoMoreDeathsOnOurStreets
Great choice of food tonight, lots of volunteers came to help out.
We worked in partnership with Hearst Publications and Elle Magazine, to provide a range of services for the homeless to enjoy including hot showers, clothing and toiletries, delicious food cooked by chefs, haircuts and Street Vet for the guest pets. The event took place in an underground carpark, but much was done to make guests feel welcome with the space being decorated with sofas & other furniture, tablecloths on the dining tables and bright bunting & fairy lights in abundance.
After much deliberation, we feel the need to share our concerns about the Charlie Hennessy (@CharlieBinbags) Twitter account. Read More