News & Events

A group of ten people from Crisis Skylight Birmingham are preparing for a special trip to Compton Verney to view artwork by clients Andy Anderson and William James West.

Crisis Skylight Oxford has begun preparations for a new arts project aimed at reaching out to the city's longest term rough sleepers and helping them off the streets for good.

Jo Brand has hosted the 21st Crisis Square Mile Run in the City of London and urged more people to take notice of homelessness in the Capital and beyond.

Two teams of Crisis clients are set to enter the 21st annual Crisis Square Mile Run on 13 June, as preparations continue for the iconic City event.

Welfare reform, particularly cuts to housing benefit such as the bedroom tax, will drive homelessness upwards in Wales, research unveiled at the Welsh Assembly today revealed.

The first major UK exhibition by Iranian artist Hossein Khosrejerdi is being displayed in the main gallery at Bermondsey Project Space this June.

Crisis Skylight Merseyside volunteers have attended a special coffee afternoon at the Victoria Museum and Gallery at the University of Liverpool to celebrate their contribution to the charity.

Government must use this month's Spending Review to build more affordable houses and stop and reverse cuts, particularly to housing benefit, following third consecutive year of rising homelessness.

A record 600 City workers took part in an exciting relay race for Crisis in the heart of London's square mile.

National Volunteers' Week is a chance to say thank you to the 10,000 people who give up their time to help Crisis all through the year.