Services we provide

SOUP KITCHEN

The soup kitchen is an integral part of our organisation's aims to provide nourishment and support to the homeless and vulnerable people across Scotland. Our volunteers work tirelessly to prepare and distribute hot meals to those in need, offering not only sustenance but also a sense of community and compassion. The soup kitchen is a vital service for many individuals who may not have access to regular meals or other forms of support.

STREET CYCLES

Homeless Project Scotland has a dedicated volunteer street cycle team that provides invaluable assistance to homeless and rough sleepers throughout cities and towns. The team is made up of passionate and committed volunteers who go above and beyond to help those in need. They travel around the city on bicycles, delivering food, water, clothing, and other essential items to individuals who are living on the streets. The cycle team's presence provides a lifeline to those who may feel isolated and forgotten, offering not only practical support but also a friendly face and a listening ear. Homeless Project Scotland's volunteer street cycle team is a testament to the organisation's commitment to serving the most vulnerable members of the community and making a positive impact in the lives of those who need it most.

STREET TEAMS

Homeless Project Scotland's volunteer street teams operate throughout Scotland, providing vital assistance to homeless and rough sleepers across Scotland. The teams are comprised of dedicated volunteers who give their time and effort to help those in need. They offer practical support such as distributing food, water, clothing, and other essential items to those who are living on the streets. But they also provide emotional support, listening to people's stories, and offering a friendly face and a non-judgmental ear. The volunteers are well-trained and equipped to handle any situation, and they work tirelessly to ensure that everyone they encounter feels seen and heard. Homeless Project Scotland's volunteer street teams are a critical resource for those facing homelessness in Scotland, and they serve as a shining example of the power of community and the importance of human connection.

EVERYONE DESERVES A HOT MEAL IN SCOTLAND

Homeless Project Scotland strongly believes that everyone in Scotland deserves access to a hot meal. The organisation is committed to tackling the issue of food poverty and making sure that no one goes hungry. They recognise that food insecurity is a significant problem for many people in Scotland, particularly those who are homeless or living in poverty. Homeless Project Scotland's various initiatives, such as their soup kitchen and volunteer street teams, are designed to provide hot, nutritious meals to those who need them most. By doing so, the organization not only addresses the immediate need for food but also helps to foster a sense of community and belonging for individuals who may feel isolated and marginalised. Homeless Project Scotland's dedication to ensuring that everyone has access to a hot meal is a testament to their commitment to creating a more just and equitable society.

FOOD BANK

Homeless Project Scotland has taken a proactive approach to addressing food poverty in Scotland by providing food bank tables at their soup kitchen. The tables are stocked with a variety of essential items, such as canned goods, pasta, rice, and other non-perishable food items, which visitors can take home to help fill their cupboards and prepare healthy meals. In addition to the basics, the tables also feature treats such as biscuits and sweets, providing a small but welcome source of comfort for those who may be struggling. Homeless Project Scotland recognises that access to nutritious food is a fundamental human right, and their food bank tables are just one of the ways in which they are working to ensure that everyone in Scotland has access to the food they need to lead healthy, fulfilling lives.

FIRST NATIONAL HOMELESS HELPLINE

Homeless Project Scotland has made a significant contribution to tackling homelessness in Scotland by launching the first national homeless helpline. The helpline is staffed by trained professionals who offer support and advice to individuals experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of homelessness. They assist callers in accessing accommodation via local councils across Scotland, helping them navigate the often-complex system and ensuring that they have a safe place to stay. Homeless Project Scotland believes that everyone has the right to a safe and secure home, and our helpline is a critical resource for those in crisis. We are commitment to addressing the root causes of homelessness and working to provide sustainable solutions is a testament to our dedication to creating a more just and equitable society for all.