Welcome to Leamington Night Shelter
During the Covid-19 pandemic we have had to close, as our premises were closed.
All rough sleepers have been accommodated by Warwick District Council, and are receiving food from
Helping Hands and the LWS Night Shelter. The Way Ahead project at the Salvation Army is also open.
We are currently financially supporting Helping Hands, The Way Ahead Project at the Salvation Army, and
the LWS Night Shelter.
The Trustees meet regularly to review the situation. Our last meeting was 2 September, and we still
consider it too much of a risk to our guests and volunteers to open for meals. We will not be providing
overnight accommodation as that is now provided by the Council. (September 2021).
Whatever their reasons for coming, all are welcome at the Shelter. We were open not just for rough sleepers, but for all vulnerable and needy people and those who often feel ignored.
From 9pm on Sunday and Wednesday nights, a team of volunteers offered a warm meal, company and comfortable surroundings to about 40 people, about a third of whom then stayed the night. Support was also given in other ways.
This took place thanks to our hosts, Radford Road Church (Methodist/URC) in Leamington, CV31 1NF.
Please explore further. Read our latest news HERE
During the Covid-19 pandemic we have had to close, as our premises were closed.
All rough sleepers have been accommodated by Warwick District Council, and are receiving food from
Helping Hands and the LWS Night Shelter. The Way Ahead project at the Salvation Army is also open.
We are currently financially supporting Helping Hands, The Way Ahead Project at the Salvation Army, and
the LWS Night Shelter.
The Trustees meet regularly to review the situation. Our last meeting was 2 September, and we still
consider it too much of a risk to our guests and volunteers to open for meals. We will not be providing
overnight accommodation as that is now provided by the Council. (September 2021).
Whatever their reasons for coming, all are welcome at the Shelter. We were open not just for rough sleepers, but for all vulnerable and needy people and those who often feel ignored.
From 9pm on Sunday and Wednesday nights, a team of volunteers offered a warm meal, company and comfortable surroundings to about 40 people, about a third of whom then stayed the night. Support was also given in other ways.
This took place thanks to our hosts, Radford Road Church (Methodist/URC) in Leamington, CV31 1NF.
Please explore further. Read our latest news HERE
"I feel as if I've been overdosed on kindness" - A client, 2014
