Everyone should have a safe place to call home

83% of frontline workers told us that they find it difficult to access housing that meets the needs of the people they support. Organisations are working hard to develop practical housing solutions, but often lack the resources needed to unlock them.

We’re investing in solutions to homelessness across the UK, to ensure that homes are available for the people who need them the most. With your help, we can remove this barrier.

Frontline Worker Survey 

The Frontline Worker Survey report provides valuable insight into the experiences of professionals supporting people experiencing homelessness across the UK

Discover the insights

Together, we can find solutions to homelessness

How your donation helps

£40

could help cover the essential costs that often block people’s ability to access suitable accommodation, such as ID.

£90

could help someone keep their accommodation – helping to pay for items that make a house a home, such as kitchenware, white goods furniture and bedding, digital access, and / or enabling people to connect with services and their local community, apply for jobs, and stay in touch with loved ones.

£200

could help cover the cost of a deposit or the first month’s rent for someone, making it possible for them to move into a safe new home.

Stay informed

Frontline Worker Survey Findings 2026

Frontline Worker Survey Findings 2026

Discover the key findings from the 2026 Frontline Worker Survey, capturing the experiences, challenges and insights of staff supporting people experiencing homelessness across the UK.

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Who we are

St Martin-in-the-Fields Charity is a homelessness charity that works UK-wide and year-round. Our vision is for everyone to have a safe place to call home and the support they need to keep it.

About us

What we do

To achieve our vision we work in three key areas: We help individuals directly into new accommodation through the provision of grants, we support and champion frontline workers and capture and share learning based on their insight and experiences and we test, develop and share solutions to key issues and build support for them with the public and policy makers.

The Charity’s work

Why we do it

It’s deeply concerning that so many people in the UK are experiencing homelessness. Safe, affordable housing should be accessible to everyone, and everyone deserves a place to call home. With your support, we can work to achieve that reality.

How you can help

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