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Stories from the Streets

An account from our Outreach Worker, Stephen WebsterRead more

Connecting with People

How do we connect with people, with God and with you?Read more

One of the greatest resources in our local communities...

Highly visible, but feeling invisible...

The complexity of homelessness

So what exactly is Homelessness?Read more

People do what you do, not what you say..

The fields are white for harvest

Street Connect, Connecting online...

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Stories from the Streets

An account from our Outreach Worker, Stephen Webster

Event Fundraising Volunteer

This is a great opportunity to get involved in a fun or team activity and do that to raise funds for Street Connect.

We are very excited to announce that we have launched our new look website! It's bigger and better than before and we hope that it helps you navigate around and find the help or advice you are looking for.

Good News – Moving On!

Read Jamie's amazing story of finding God in the chaos.

Gift Cards and Christmas cards 2018

Street Connects very own Christmas cards and gift cards are here!

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Who we help

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Our Story

This is the story of how our work began and where we are today.

The Difference We Make

Stats and stories on the impact we have in our communities

Accessibility

Support Street Connect

As Street Connect is a non-profit organisation, a lot of our funding comes through individual donations. Any financial support you are able to offer would help us to continue to offer our free support to help improve the lives of those in need.

Residential Rehab

Residential Rehab is often the best choice for allowing people to break free from certain substances. It provides support for the individual and encourages them to reach their goals.

Community Recovery Groups

Our Community Recovery Groups are holistic recovery groups using the Bio, Psycho, Social, Spiritual model to recovery.

Homeless at Christmas

Read up on James English's documentary about his experience on the streets of Glasgow