Our Internationals Project Worker writes amidst the continued crisis.

Following the Evening Times investigation into homelessness in Glasgow, our Chief Executive unpacks the issue and calls on all of us to be the change.

Grant Campbell, our Chief Executive, responds to enquiries about keeping the Winter Night Shelter open for longer. “We want to see an end to homelessness and tackle the root causes of it and prevent it in the first place.”

‘As we participate in caring communities, we become more of who we were created to be.’ Read Grant’s latest blog post.

What kind of city do we want to live in? And what part do we all have to play in that? Grant shares his reflections on the importance of partnership working and of community, following Glasgow’s annual homelessness conference.

So often the men and women we serve face the day already feeling that they are beaten, they’ve lost and there is no point even trying. But today, I’m watching this very same group of people compete like their lives depended on it.

This summer appears to be a feast for sports fans, so much to watch, but are we supporters or commentators?

With recent opposition to create a homeless unit in Glasgow’s West End and widespread criticism of ‘homeless spikes’ in London, Chief Executive Grant Campbell serves up a thought provoking blog. Where should those who are homeless be housed?

An honest blog piece on all that’s great and not so great about Glasgow.

Back in 1826, David Nasmith established the first City Mission right here in Glasgow. I often wonder how long he thought the movement would be needed.