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HSSH Support to Homeless Individuals in Ealing

Hope for Southall Street Homeless (HSSH) does not provide accommodation directly. Our support is primarily available to clients assessed by the Complex Needs Case Worker, who are generally housed by the government or the Local Authority. We work in partnership with organizations such as St. Mungo’s, which manages rough sleepers' accommodation in Ealing on behalf of the Council.

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While we may not be able to provide housing immediately, we can offer essential emergency support, including food, clothing, bedding, and guidance to key services. For assistance, please visit our HSSH drop-in center.​

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Referring Someone Who is Homeless

If you know someone sleeping rough or are at risk of homelessness, here’s how to get help:

• In an emergency: If someone is in immediate danger, call 999 for the police or an ambulance.

• If you are at risk of becoming homeless or have already lost your home: Contact Ealing Council for support: Ealing Council Homelessness Services

• If you are concerned about someone sleeping rough: Contact StreetLink, the national referral service managed by St Mungo’s in partnership with Homeless Link. StreetLink helps local outreach teams connect with rough sleepers and provide the support they need.

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How to Contact StreetLink

• Call 0300 500 0914

• Visit the StreetLink website

• Download the StreetLink app on Android or Windows

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By using StreetLink, you can help alert local authorities and homelessness organizations, including Hope for Southall Street Homeless, about people sleeping rough in your area. Outreach teams can then locate them and connect them with vital local services to help them off the streets.

 

 

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