Rough sleepers in Reading given additional support as St Mungo’s and council operate Severe Weather Emergency Protocol
WITH temperatures hovering around zero, a charity that helps homeless people has been active across Reading.
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Sing carols and help Reading’s homelessness prevention charity Launchpad
A CHARITY that helps Reading people with housing and homelessness is preparing to sing of the season at its annual ...
St Mungo’s to expand vital services for rough sleepers and homeless couples in Reading
A PARTNERSHIP between the council and a charity will bring more support to help rough sleepers and homeless couples in ...
Reading football team cheered on by sporting legends Erik ten Hag and Terry Butcher
A FOOTBALL team from Reading rubbed shoulders with an England legend and Man U's latest gaffer at a special tournament ...
Reading charity opens up night shelter in Reading for rough sleepers
A NEW NIGHT shelter will open its doors to support rough sleepers in Reading, thanks to homeless charity New Beginnings. ...
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