The Latest Breaking News from Crisis

The 2.5-tonne sculpture took artist Sophie de Oliveira Barata 10 weeks to create

For Crisis at Christmas volunteers, there’s one goal: to support someone to improve their life. And each year, they work tirelessly over the festive season to give support to the people who need it most

In September 74 people were counted as sleeping rough in the city, up 17% from the previous month

In the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, there has been a heightened awareness of ethnic inequality in the UK. Despite some recent studies on housing conditions in the context of the pandemic, little attention has been paid to how racial inequality and homelessness intersect.

After losing his job during Covid, Andrei eventually became homeless. But making contact with the homelessness charity Crisis helped him turn his life around

Crisis at Christmas is now entering its sixth decade and offers much needed respite from hardship and trauma

The average age of women who died was just 43 - as homeless deaths rise in every region since 2013. It's despite the Tories vowing to wipe out rough sleeping on the streets

Whether it’s giving people a hand with job applications, or providing a warm and welcoming place that offers advice, classes and new skills, Crisis helps those who are homeless to turn their lives around

“The scale of homelessness is at crisis point so we’re really excited to be working together with Smarts to plot a way forward that makes a real difference."

Repossessions increased compared with the previous quarter for both homeowner and buy-to-let mortgaged properties, figures show

Rather than stopping its services during the lockdowns, the charity found new ways to deliver them – from organising online one-to-one coaching and support sessions to setting up a programme to help other homelessness charities