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🧡 Preventing & ending homelessness since 1980
📍 Westminster, London
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The Art of The Possible is here!✨Co-created with people with lived experience of homelessness, our new strategy shows that lasting change happens when their voices are heard💛👉 Be part of real change - take action today. LINK IN BIO🔗 by @passagecharity

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Introducing Prince George to The Passage — and Claudette! A huge thank you to everyone for your incredible work throughout the year and for continuing to inspire a shared commitment to preventing and ending homelessness in the UK. by @passagecharity

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Values matter. 🧡On Monday, Prime Minister Andy Burnham spoke about putting the right values and standards at the heart of government.At The Passage, our values have been at the heart of everything we do since 1980. 🫶🏼Over the last 40+ years, our services have evolved to meet changing needs, from emergency support to pioneering homelessness prevention. But while the way we work has changed, the values that guide us never have.They're the foundation of every service we provide, every partnership we build, and every life we help to transform. ✨We all deserve compassion, dignity & respect. by @passagecharity

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🐾 Everyone has a role to play in ending homelessness, including your four-legged friend. Take part in the Walk to End Homelessness this October, and help us to create a future where everyone has a safe place to call home.📅 Sunday 18th October📍 Battersea Park🚶 Choose from 2.5km, 5km or 10km routes🎶 Enjoy live music, refreshments and morePlus, every pup that signs up will receive a FREE dog bandana! 🐶Ready to make every step count? 🔗 Sign up today via the link in bio by @passagecharity

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The World Cup might be over, but one of London’s best free summer activities is still here.I spent the afternoon exploring Pride in the Quarter – a free walking trail featuring 17 artist-designed lion and lioness sculptures across some of London’s most iconic landmarks.It’s the perfect excuse to explore the city, discover places you might normally walk past, and see a different side of central London. Best of all, it’s completely free.📍Trail route:* Grosvenor Crescent – Coat of Charms@amberbadgerillustration @thepeninsulalondonhotel * Eccleston Yards – Between the Lines* Nova, Sir Simon Milton Square – Many Prides@tobymelvillebrown @atvictorialondon * Cardinal Place – Under the Cardinal Sky@sophia_watts * St James’s Park – Where Paths Meet* Buckingham Green – Blue Sky Thoughts* St. Ermin’s Hotel – Whispers at St. Ermin’s@chitadraws @sterminshotel * Christchurch Gardens – A Moment of Hush* The Broadway – Diamond Lion@karc_art* Victoria Tower Gardens – The Roar of Many@dis.covery88gallery @theroyalparks* Whitehall Gardens – We Grow Together* The Royal Horseguards Hotel & One Whitehall Place – Scout@oliviab_design @theroyalhorseguardshotel* Great Scotland Yard Hotel – Guardian of the Crown@lyndsayrussell_mfa_fine_art @gsy_london * Trafalgar Square – Together We Roar@roshi_rouzbehani * Victoria Embankment Gardens – Vic@sianbowmanillustrator @corinthialondon * Victoria Embankment Gardens – Baker’s Keeper of Knowledge@tasiadesigns @ietvenues* Strand Aldwych – United in Harmony@ngadismart The sculptures will later be auctioned to raise money for @passagecharity, supporting people experiencing homelessness.📍 Central London⏰ Running throughout August@londonheritagequarter#FollowThePride #ThingsToDoInLondon #LondonSummerAD by @passagecharity

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A new Prime Minister brings new opportunities for change.But if we're serious about ending homelessness for good, what needs to happen next?We're calling for action in three key areas:🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 An investment in services that are proven to work🏡 A bold and radical new approach to social housing💪🏼 Strong leadership, accountability, and collective effortBecause everyone deserves a safe place to call home.Read more via the link in bio. 🔗 by @passagecharity

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"There’s a reason I started my first day as Prime Minister at The Passage. What I saw this morning – the dedication of staff, the courage of people rebuilding their lives - shows what’s possible when we act with purpose. We’re getting to work immediately with organisations like The Passage to make sure no one is left without a safe place to call home.” - @andy.burnham 💬To find out more about the work we are doing to prevent and end homelessness in London, visit our website.Link in bio. 🔗 by @passagecharity

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Five things you might not know about The Passage. ❤️1️⃣ We prevent people from sleeping rough, helping them to access emergency accommodation.2️⃣ We’re creating a better support network for survivors of modern slavery across the globe.3️⃣ We provide safe and affordable housing to people, ensuring homes are matched to people’s needs. 4️⃣ We create pathways into education, training and employment, helping people to gain skills and confidence. 5️⃣ We are developing new, innovative services that help people to receive support sooner, before they reach crisis. There is more to ending homelessness than providing warmth and shelter. Through consistent, tailored support, we’re helping people to rebuild their lives. To learn more about our work, visit our website. 🔗 Link in bio by @passagecharity

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From homelessness to TEDx speaker - Latoya is at the heart of change💭When Latoya came to our Resource Centre, she was recovering from illness, her business had collapsed, and she was facing homelessness.Through our Lived Experience Assembly, she found her voice - speaking at the @mayorofldn roundtable, challenging stigma and driving change✨Now she’s sharing her story on the @tedx_official stage. Because homelessness doesn’t define who you are.🎥 Watch Latoya’s TEDx talk - link in bio. by @passagecharity

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✨ After 200+ years, the Vagrancy Act has been repealed.For the first time since 1824, people can no longer be criminalised for sleeping on the streets. We see every day that people experiencing homelessness need support, safety and hope - not punishment.That's why we've been advocating for this change for years, and we're proud to have played a part in making it happen. ❤️While there's still much more to do, today is a moment to celebrate progress and a more compassionate approach to ending homelessness. by @passagecharity

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Food is a place. I've always believed in the power of gathering around the table to share a meal. It's an everyday ritual we rarely stop to think about, passing bowls across the table, pouring cups of tea, making space for conversation. These small acts of care and connection are something everyone deserves.Join us around the table on Friday 31st July for Roots, Rice & Spice, where we share a three-course dinner created by Punam Vaja, together with two fellow South Asian chefs: Sharmin Choudhury and Rajini Nathan, celebrating the stories and flavours that shape our cooking. We're also grateful to Wholegood, our produce partner, whose beautiful organic produce will be at the heart of the menu.Every ticket purchased will provide eight hot, nutritious meals to those who are impacted by homelessness.The evening will take place on the Cathedral View terrace, overlooking the city. Tickets are limited, book via the link in bio. by @passagecharity

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“I work closely with clients who’ve been through extreme trauma.” - Daisy, our Modern Slavery Navigator Daisy brings deep expertise in modern slavery, trafficking, and homelessness, supporting survivors through every system 💡“From the very first meeting we had, [Daisy] made me feel safe, loved and supported. I don’t think [she] just helped me in finding a place to stay. More importantly, she helped me to connect to life again and gain hope.” - Passage clientHope changes everything 🧡 by @passagecharity

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