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Meet Roger

Roger joined WLM as CEO in 2019 and before that, he was the Deputy CEO for The Passage charity. He has spent over 20 years volunteering and working in the charitable sector.

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“Hugely worrying” – number of under 25s in London sleeping rough increases by half

Leading youth homelessness charity has warned ministers the country is at the “tip of the iceberg” when it comes to the economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic

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WLM Katherine Price Hughes House (KPH)

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Coronavirus: Life inside a 'homeless hotel'

How did residents cope and what happens next for rough sleepers?

Are micro-houses the solution to Britain’s homelessness crisis?

With an estimated 320,000 people homeless in Britain, charities are turning to using tiny ‘pods’ as temporary accommodation

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WLM Katherine Price Hughes House (KPH)

'London is so strange and sad': the sacked hospitality workers sleeping rough

Homelessness charity says it has ‘never witnessed a more distressing situation’ than during coronavirus crisis

Housing

WLM offers a wide range of housing services to help those sleeping rough to come off the streets or those who need long-term housing solutions.

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WLM St Luke’s Hub helps local people get support to manage their money and use computers to learn how to get online.

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Fears homeless charities are being turned into 'immigration enforcers'

The Home Office are using the organisations to get personal data that could see rough sleepers being deported

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WLM Katherine Price Hughes House (KPH)

WLM Katherine Price Hughes house (KPH) is a temporary accommodation service for 20 men convicted of criminal offences who have recently left prison and are working towards their rehabilitation.