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Croydon Community Leaders
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Homeless Charities
CCL supports Charities and Non-profit dealing with Homelessness, Anti-social behaviour (including knife crime), Mental Health and Hate Crimes and with continued expansion we hope to support many more. We are committed to helping residents become more involved with issues they feel passionately about.
Chronic homelessness has grown 106% since 2010 and while there are many Organisations working hard to end homelessness in Croydon they cant do it alone. Here you can find a list of Charities and Organisations that work in this area.
Caysh
Address: Croydon Turnaround Centre,
51/55 South End,
Croydon
CR0 1BF
Since 1981 Caysh have been providing support and accommodation for young people in Croydon who faced homelessness. Their services combine support with accommodation to ensure that after a period facing homelessness, young people move on to independence with all the skills they need to make the most of their lives
Evolve Housing + Support
Address: 16-20 Kingston Rd, South Wimbledon, London SW19 1JZ
A charity that provides shelter and support to homeless young people, young parents and adults in the London Boroughs of Croydon, Bromley, Lambeth, Merton, Wandsworth and the Royal Boroughs of Kingston-upon-Thames and Kensington and Chelsea.
Crisis Skylight
Address: Crisis Skylight Croydon
12 Surrey Street, Croydon, CR0 1RG
Help homeless people find and keep a rented home by working with landlords to ensure a supply of places to live, and giving homeless people the tools and knowledge they need to rent successfully.
Carrying out research into the causes and consequences of homelessness, and campaigning for the changes needed to end it for everyone, for good.
The Samaritans of Croydon and Sutton
Address: 2B Kidderminster RoadCroydon, CR9 2BQ
South Norwood Community Kitchen
Address:
South Norwood Baptist Church, 2 Oliver Ave, South Norwood, London SE25 6TY
We aren't doing anything new, simply bringing a great idea to our local community. We take unwanted food and donations from supermarkets and locals alike, cook it up and serve hot food in a social environment. Everyone is welcome, and we hope to reach some of those most in need. The aim is to bring people from all walks of life together to encourage community cohesion and break down barriers. We plan to expand our services and outreach work as we develop.
Come and get involved
Turnaround Center
Address: 51-55 S End, Croydon CR0 1BF
Provides a single place for young people and their families to access help and support . Services available include:
youth workers,
the police,
educational welfare officers,
voluntary services,
social workers and health advice
leaving care services
The Centre is operated by Croydon Council in partnership with a range of expert agencies.