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The Passage runs London's largest voluntary sector day centre for homeless people.
Each day we help more
than 200 homeless and vulnerable men and women.
Our 48-bed emergency hostel, Passage House, was
officially opened on 1 March 2000. For the past
five years we have also run Montfort House, which
contains 16 self-contained studio flats with staff
support on site for those preparing for independent
living.
The Passage depends on voluntary donations to continue its work.
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We meet basic needs and offer advice.
We help with resettlement
and rehabilitation, including help with housing,
literacy and numeracy, mental and physical health,
and physical health care is provided by a Personal
Medical Care Service (PMCS) funded by the NHS.
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We need all kinds of generous people of all ages, professions and backgrounds for an hour to several days a week.
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In 2005 The Passage celebrated the 25th anniversary of its foundation by Cardinal Basil Hume and the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul.
The 2007 Night Under the Stars concert was
held on 7 November.
The Passage is committed to fostering good relations with its neighbours and to reducing any impact of its presence in the area to a minmum.
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