We provide direct support for people experiencing homelessness and influence policy to help end homelessness in Wales.
We provide frontline services for people experiencing homelessness in South Wales and campaign for the national changes needed to end homelessness altogether.
We work with partner organisations, academics and people with lived experience of homelessness to build and champion solutions so that everyone in Wales can have a safe, affordable home.
Together we can end homelessness
Crisis Skylight South Wales works with people who are homeless and at risk of homelessness.
At Crisis Skylight South Wales we offer help to support people in their journey out of homelessness and towards independence.
A safe, stable home is essential for our health and wellbeing. But right now, thousands of us in Wales are facing the trauma of homelessness.
Last year, over 13,000 households in Wales were recorded as homeless (Welsh Government). And we know there are many more trapped in forms of hidden homelessness like sofa surfing and sleeping in cars. But it doesn’t have to be this way, with the right systems change we can end homelessness.
To end homelessness in Wales, we need:
We’re calling on the Welsh Government and all Members of the Senedd to make ending homelessness a priority, but we need your help too! Will you join us?
The Homelessness Monitor: Wales 2025 is the fifth report in Wales of an independent study of the homelessness impacts of recent economic and policy developments in the UK, commissioned and funded by Crisis.
Crisis has long been calling for changes to the law on homelessness. On 10 February 2026, we celebrated as Members of the Senedd unanimously voted to pass the Homelessness and Social Housing Allocations (Wales) Bill into law. We are pleased that many of the changes in the new law were informed by the work of the Expert Review panel which Crisis co-ordinated.
Email: southwales@crisis.org.uk | Telephone: 01792 674 900
For media enquiries contact the Crisis Press Office call 020 7426 3880 or email media@crisis.org.uk.
(Out of hours 07973372587)
Ahead of the Senedd elections on 7 May, our Senior Policy and Public Affairs Officer, Lauren Caley, summarises each party’s pledges on homelessness and housing.
With the Senedd elections just around the corner, now is a critical moment to speak up on the importance of taking action to end homelessness in Wales. That’s why we were delighted to join other local charities in a special homelessness hustings event in Swansea’s Brangywn Hall on Tuesday 14 April.
This week, we celebrated a major milestone – the Welsh Government published a draft new homelessness law. This is huge news!
