Wednesday, March 07, 2007
Nietzsche
"Without a constant counterfeiting of the world by means of numbers, mankind could not survive"
-- Friedrich Nietzsche
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"Without a constant counterfeiting of the world by means of numbers, mankind could not survive"
-- Friedrich Nietzsche
Information on homelessness. Mainly London's homeless, but broader issues of social exclusion, housing, employment, training and health. Also long term care for the very vulnerable, and working with high risk groups in England & the UK
"Without a constant counterfeiting of the world by means of numbers, mankind could not survive"
-- Friedrich Nietzsche
Are you homeless or at risk of being homeless?
London Homeless Links
In London there are many more homeless people than beds to house them so you can easily end up on the street.
Your council's housing department can advise you if you are eligible for housing.
If you are homeless or about to become homeless contact Shelter's Free Housing Advice Helpline for advice and information.
Shelter Line on 0808 800 44 44 (24 hours)
Shelter's website
Citizen's Advice
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London Local Authority Emergency Numbers
During the day, you can be referred to your local Homeless Persons Unit - contact the local authority for the telephone number and opening hours or phone Shelter Line on 0808 800 44 44 (24 hours)
Outside office hours, use these emergency numbers.
Barking and Dagenham 020 8594 8356
Barnet 020 8359 2000
Bexley 020 8303 7777
Brent 020 8937 1234
Bromley 020 8464 4848
Camden 020 7278 4444
City of London 020 7606 3030
Croydon 020 8686 4433
Ealing 020 8825 5000
Enfield 020 8379 1000
Greenwich 020 8854 8888
Hackney 020 8356 2300
Hammersmith & Fulham 020 8748 8588
Haringey 020 8348 3148
Harrow 020 8863 5611
Havering 01708 433999
Hillingdon 01895 250697
Hounslow 020 8583 2222
Islington 020 7226 0992
Kensington & Chelsea 020 7373 2213
Kingston Upon Thames 020 8770 5000
(run by LB Sutton on behalf of Kingston)
Lambeth 020 7926 1000
Lewisham 020 8778 0877
Merton 020 8770 5000
(run by LB Sutton on behalf of Merton)
Newham 020 8552 9587
Redbridge 020 8553 5825
Richmond Upon Thames 020 8744 2442
Southwark 020 7525 5000
Sutton 020 8770 5000
Tower Hamlets 020 7376 1637
Waltham Forest 020 8496 3000
Wandsworth 020 8871 6000
Westminster 020 7286 7412
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