Helping homeless, struggling families, vulnerable & less fortunate across Scotland we serve 660,000 + Meals a year. 24/7 National Homeless Help Line 08009992477
Tonight, Sebastian, our Night Shelter Manager, shares the heartbreaking reality on the ground.
He is exhausted. The shelter is full. Every bed is taken, and people are still having to sleep in tents because there is nowhere else for them to go.
This isnβt how anyone should be living.
Please watch his message, share it, and help us raise awareness. Together we can put pressure on those who have the power to make a difference.
Your voice matters. π
#HomelessProjectScotland #EndRoughSleeping #Glasgow #NoOneLeftOutside
No one should have to choose between a safe place to sleep and their best friend. β€οΈπΆ
At Homeless Project Scotland, our night shelter is pet friendly, because we know that for many people experiencing homelessness, their dog is family.
Hear firsthand from one of our guests about what the shelter meant to him and his loyal companion.
Every person deserves dignity, compassion, and a safe place to rest pets included.
π Please watch, share, and help us continue providing this lifeline to those who need it most.
Tonight, @GlasgowCC Glasgow City Council left a mother and her 4 month old baby without emergency accommodation.
Homeless Project Scotland stepped in and paid Β£370 for a last minute hotel room because no baby should ever be left without a safe place to sleep.
A babyβs safety should never be an afterthought. Scotland π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ must do better.
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π¨ Volunteers Needed β Can You Help? π
Every night, our volunteers make sure people experiencing homelessness have somewhere safe, warm and welcoming to turn. As the number of people needing our night shelter continues to rise, we urgently need more volunteers to join our amazing team.
If youβve got a few hours to spare and want to make a real difference in someoneβs life, weβd love to hear from you.
Apply today using the link below and help us ensure no one has to face homelessness alone.
π https://t.co/WAUYl55Rvn
Please share this post to help us reach more people. Together, we can make a difference. #HomelessProjectScotland #Volunteer #Glasgow #MakeADifference
Tonight, outside our night shelter.
While many of us head home to warmth and safety, the reality for far too many people in Glasgow is very different. Every person you see here has a story, a past, and deserves a future where sleeping on the streets is never their only option.
Our volunteers will continue to stand beside those who have nowhere else to turn, but charities should not have to carry this responsibility alone. It is time for those with the power to act to ensure that no one is left without emergency accommodation.
Together, we can be the voice for those who too often go unheard.
Homelessness is not a choice. Leaving people without shelter is. π #HomelessProjectScotland #EndHomelessness #NoOneLeftOutside
π¨ GLASGOW'S HOMELESSNESS CRISIS CAN'T WAIT
Every night, people are being left with nowhere safe to sleep while Homeless Project Scotland continues to work tirelessly to prevent rough sleeping.
We are asking Glasgow's elected members to step up, provide leadership, and ensure that council homelessness policies are being followed and that nobody who is entitled to emergency accommodation is left sleeping on the streets.
We are calling on Councillor @AllanCasey89 Glasgow's Homelessness Convener, to work with Homeless Project Scotland and ensure officers are held accountable where people are not being accommodated.
π§ Please email Councillor Allan Casey today:
[email protected]
The situation is getting worse by the hour.
Gary has just given another update from our Night Shelter. We have now run out of emergency sleep pods, and more than 50 people experiencing homelessness have come to us tonight seeking safety.
Our volunteers will do everything they can, but we cannot solve this crisis alone.
We need the people of Glasgow to stand with us. Please share this, speak up, and ask your elected representatives to act.
@GlasgowCC City Council must step up. If those responsible cannot protect the cityβs most vulnerable people, then those responsible should step down.
@ScotGovFM of Scotland π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ @JohnSwinney@10DowningStreet@andyburnham@scotgov The Scottish Government how many more people need to be left without a safe place to sleep before action is taken?
Please share Garyβs update. No one should be left without shelter in Scotland.
Tonight, our Night Shelter is full with 33 people inside, while 14 more are sleeping in emergency pods on the pavement because there is simply nowhere else for them to go. @GlasgowCC City Council Step Up
This is the reality on the streets of Glasgow tonight.
First Minister of Scotland π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ @JohnSwinney@scotgov The Scottish Government why are you watching this happen? Scotlandβs most vulnerable people deserve better.
Please watch Garyβs update, share this video, and help us keep the pressure on for lasting solutions. No one should be forced to sleep outside.
A huge thank you to the @manorviewgroup for choosing to support and sponsor Homeless Project Scotland.
Your generosity helps us continue providing food, shelter, and hope to people facing homelessness across Scotland. Partnerships like this make a real difference and remind us that, together, we can change lives.
From everyone at Homeless Project Scotland, thank you for believing in our mission. β€οΈ
#ThankYou #ManorviewFoundation #HomelessProjectScotland #TogetherWeCan #EndingHomelessness
A 66-year-old pensioner.
A military veteran.
Living with arthritis, COPD and PTSD.
Yet tonight, he has been left to sleep on the streets of Glasgow because no emergency accommodation was provided.
No one who has served their country, reached retirement age, or is living with serious health conditions should be left without a safe place to sleep.
This is more than a housing issue. It is a question of dignity, compassion and responsibility.
@GlasgowCC Glasgow City Council must urgently explain how this is acceptable and take immediate action to ensure our most vulnerable citizens are not left on the streets.
There is an old saying: βIf you build it, they will come.β
We were disappointed to hear a council officer use this phrase in relation to Homeless Project Scotland. We believe it is dismissive and derogatory towards the work of our volunteers and, more importantly, towards the people who turn to us in their hour of need.
The reality is simple. Councils have funded and established many services over the years that have not seen the same level of engagement. If people continue to come to Homeless Project Scotland, perhaps it says something positive about the compassion, dignity and support they receive from our volunteers.
People donβt come to us because they want to be homeless. They come because they have nowhere else to turn.
Rather than criticising the service we provide, we would welcome the council working alongside us. Together, we can ensure fewer people are left sleeping rough and more people receive the support they deserve.
Itβs time to stop hindering those who are helping and start respecting the work being done by volunteers every single day for the people of Glasgow.
π² Volunteers Needed Help Feed Those Who Need It Most β€οΈ
Could you spare a few hours to make a real difference?
We are looking for volunteers to help in our Central Kitchen, preparing and heating food for our daily soup kitchen.
π Shift: 10:00am β 2:00pm
π Days: Every day any days you can help are greatly appreciated.
No experience is needed, just a willingness to help. Whether you can volunteer once a week or more, your time will help us provide hot meals to people experiencing homelessness and hardship.
π Apply to volunteer here: https://t.co/f8ogyzipEH
Please share this post and help us find more amazing volunteers. Together, we can make sure nobody goes hungry. π
A 66-year-old pensioner.
A military veteran.
Living with arthritis, COPD and PTSD.
Yet tonight, he has been left to sleep on the streets of Glasgow because no emergency accommodation was provided.
No one who has served their country, reached retirement age, or is living with serious health conditions should be left without a safe place to sleep.
This is more than a housing issue. It is a question of dignity, compassion and responsibility.
@GlasgowCC Glasgow City Council must urgently explain how this is acceptable and take immediate action to ensure our most vulnerable citizens are not left on the streets.
Another night. Another growing Tent City.
Despite repeated calls for action, more people are being left with no option but to sleep outside. Every tent represents a person who should have been offered safety, dignity and somewhere warm to stay.
The numbers continue to grow, and so does the humanitarian crisis unfolding on the streets of Glasgow.
This cannot become the new normal.
We once again call on @glasgowcc Glasgow City Council and @scotgov@ScotGovFM to take urgent action. No one should be forced to sleep in a tent because emergency accommodation isnβt available.
The time for words has passed. Scotland needs action.
People are being left to sleep in tents in the pouring rain while councils say there is no accommodation available. This is not how anyone should be treated.
@scotgov The Scottish Government cannot continue to stand back while some local authorities fail to provide emergency accommodation. Every person deserves safety, dignity and shelter.
We are calling for urgent action. No one should be forced to spend another night sleeping in a tent because there is nowhere else to go. Itβs time to turn words into action and protect the most vulnerable in our communities. (Crisisβ )
Last night , we interviewed a man who has been left to sleep in a tent in the pouring rain after being told there was no accommodation available by @glasgowcitycc Glasgow City Council.
No one should have to call a wet tent home. No one should be left outside while the rain pours down.
This is the reality our volunteers witness night after night. We hear the stories, we see the suffering, and we refuse to stay silent.
Watch his story. Then ask yourself: is this acceptable in 2026?
#HomelessProjectScotland #EndRoughSleeping #Glasgow #HousingEmergency
Tonight, as rain falls across Glasgow, Gary, one of our Night Shelter volunteers, says the reality is heartbreaking.
People are still sleeping in emergency pods because @GlasgowCC Glasgow City Council says there is no accommodation available.
This cannot become normal. @scotgov The Scottish Government & John Swinney & @ScotGovFM First Minister of Scotland π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ please step in @andyburnham@10DowningStreet
Itβs time for the people of Glasgow and Scotland π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ to stand up for those who need us most. Write to your councillor, your MSP and your MP. Tell them you elected them to do better. No one should be left to sleep on our streets. Click here to write to them now https://t.co/4Ws70hdp0F
π¨ WE NEED YOUR HELP π¨
Today, Homeless Project Scotland has paid Β£22,155.15 to renew the insurance for our fleet of vans.
These vans are a lifeline. Every single day they:
π Collect surplus food that would otherwise go to waste.
π² Deliver food to people experiencing homelessness and hardship.
π Help furnish homes for people moving on from homelessness.
π€ Transport vulnerable people to emergency accommodation, appointments and essential support services across Scotland.
Without these vehicles, much of our frontline work would simply stop.
As a charity that relies entirely on the generosity of the public, we are asking if you could make a donation, no matter how big or small to help keep our vans on the road and our services running.
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Account Name: Homeless Project Scotland
Bank: Bank of Scotland
Account Number: 19938366
Sort Code: 80-22-60
Every donation helps us continue collecting food, supporting vulnerable people, preventing rough sleeping and changing lives.
Please donate today and help us keep Scotland's most vulnerable moving towards a better future.
Thank you for your continued kindness and support. β€οΈ