The Passage runs London's
largest voluntary sector day centre for homeless
and vulnerable people: each day we help more
than 200 men and women.
Our six-strong team of Street Link workers make contact, often late at night or early in the morning, with those sleeping rough in Victoria as they are bedding down or getting up.
Our 48-bed 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.
Of the £4 million a year
it costs to keep The Passage going, only half
is funded from statutory sources; the rest comes
from donations from individuals, church organisations,
charitable trusts and companies.
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.
Please
click here to download our Good Neighbourhood
Policy (pdf 77kb)
