People living on the streets can get help with everyday needs other than housing while they’re homeless and sleeping on the street. This includes, but is not limited to, the following; food, showering and bathing, laundry, advice, healthcare, benefit claims, belongings storage, dog care, voting
Practical help for those on the streets
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