The Merton Homeless Drop-in Christmas lunch was enjoyed by 93 service users on Wednesday 19 December. The photo shows carols before lunch. Thank you to generous donors who made it all possible, and to staff and volunteers for all their hard...
We’re really grateful to members of the Brazilian Pentecostal Church who have just repainted the Homeless Drop-In’s interior walls. (The Brazilians also hire the same Salvation Army hall in Kingston Road.) The hall looks so much cleaner and brighter now,...
Christmas donations for homeless people Those who use the Merton Homeless Drop-In would be particularly grateful for the following items: Sleeping bags: really useful in an emergency. Mobile phones: service users need simple functioning mobile phones so they can be...
>> Download the FIA newsletter Autumn 2018. The Merton Homeless Drop-In is run by professional staff, assisted by a large number of volunteers to whom we are very grateful. Volunteers work in the Drop-In in a variety of roles, from welcoming service users, to cooking...
Harvest Festival donations for homeless people Those who use the Merton Homeless Drop-In would be particularly grateful for the following items: Tins of meat or fish with a ring pull – spam, ham, corned beef, etc Coffee Sugar Nutella Peanut butter Shampoo Toothbrushes...
We normally expect to see about 70 service users per homeless drop-in session in July and August. On Wednesday 19 July there were suddenly 96! This is because a neighbouring homeless drop-in was unexpectedly closed, just for one day. Our staff and volunteers coped...