Supporting people to a better future.

People matter.

"I guess I liked the fact that they cared and listened. I went back to the hub the next day and talked a lot more. It felt like they wanted to help … and they did."

– Mark

People are amazing. Every day at Simon Community Scotland we support people impacted by homelessness or at risk of losing their home.

Everyone deserves to access what they need, when they need it – even if the right solutions are hard to find. It always starts with relationships – with warmth, compassion and listening. Person-to-person. Every day.

Together we make a difference

The housing emergency is a PEOPLE emergency

Over 30,000 people are currently homeless in Scotland, and countless more are at risk. The demand for our services is higher than ever.

Please help us provide safe places, support and hope to people who need it most.

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What we do

We’re here to provide consistent, friendly and informed support so people can explore options and take the next steps towards a happier, safer future.

We work with and for people affected by homelessness – providing information, advice, care, support, accommodation and homes. We meet people where they’re at. We listen. We walk alongside them. We help people find hope. We never give up.

Call our free helpline

Our lines are available 24 hours a day

Glasgow

0800 027 7466

Edinburgh

0808 178 2323

Latest news

Culture First: Why Digital Inclusion Depends on People, Not Tech

Nigel Gallear, our Digital Inclusion Programme Manager, has written this blog about why digital inclusion depends on people ... not tech.

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Communities at Christmas

Hannah Robertson-Newman had a 'pipe dream' about doing something at Christmas. In this blog, Hannah reflects on how her dream became a reality - helping 194 people on Christmas Day. Our thanks to partners, colleagues, volunteers and everyone who donated to make this possible.

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A partnership in action

A co-authored blog by Louise Hardie from Dallas McMillan Solicitors and Murray Easton from Simon Community Scotland

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