When a couple arrived at Cornerstone’s Bishop Auckland Homeless Hub seeking help, they were doing everything they could to find a place to call home, even as they faced sleeping rough during Storm Amy. With warmth, safety, and dignity as Cornerstones’ priorities, they provided them with Sleep Pods, hot showers, food, and a place to rest while they continued their search.
Late one night in Bishop Auckland, police officers came across someone newly arrived in the area and facing homelessness. They ensured his safety and referred him to our partners, Cornerstone Supported Housing and Counselling, the next morning.
Despite the heavy rain, The Invisibles were able to offer warmth, comfort, and essentials to 23 people on the streets of Glasgow tonight. From hot drinks and food to sleeping bags, footwear, and clothing, every donation made a real difference in helping those facing such harsh conditions.
On one of the coldest nights, 146 people in Camden received support — showing just how vital emergency shelter remains. We’re humbled that Sleep Pods could provide protection and comfort where it was needed most.
As the icy weather sets in, Sleep Pods are helping rough sleepers like Michael in Leeds stay dry and warm. With hundreds of Pods already distributed, we’ll keep working through winter to reach those who need them most.
On the coldest night of the year, our staff and volunteers slept rough using Sleep Pods to raise awareness while opening our doors to those in need. Thanks to their dedication, we achieved zero rough sleepers in Hartlepool, showing what’s possible when a community comes together.
After 20 years battling addiction and time in prison, Aiden found himself sleeping rough — until Cornerstone Supported Housing and Counselling helped him rebuild his life. Now 10 months clean, employed, and supporting others, Aiden’s story is a powerful reminder that change is possible.
