SCT’s Head Office has moved down the road to the Kingsland Hub in Haggerston. Spitalfields Crypt Trust (SCT), a charity working with people facing homelessness and addiction, has moved its headquarters to a new office space in Haggerston. “We have greatly enjoyed all of our years at The Tab Centre…
Read MoreSCT has contributed to specialist charity, One in Four’s report on childhood sexual abuse and addiction, launched 27th March. The charity’s new report, Numbing the Pain: Survivors’ voices of childhood sexual abuse and addiction, calls for greater awareness about the underlying trauma of childhood sexual abuse in people facing addiction.
Read MoreSCT launches permanent Women’s Group at our Homeless Drop-in. A few years ago, we noticed a spike in the number of women visiting our drop-in. We quickly realised that this was a wider trend – with St Mungo’s reporting that more women were sleeping rough across the UK. In 2017,…
Read MorePrevious SCT student launches her memoir last week at East London bookshop. Michele Kirsch introduced her book, ‘Clean’, last Thursday night to a room full of family, friends and fans at Stoke Newington Bookshop. A former student of SCT’s Training and Development Centre, Michele tells the story of her struggle…
Read MoreFor over 30 years, Alison Lloyd of Ally Capellino has been designing classic satchels, totes and rucksacks. Based only a few minutes from SCT, Alison has been supporting us for more than six years. We sat down with her to talk about some of her contributions. SCT: How did you…
Read MoreFor over 30 years, Ron and Jeanne Ower have been collecting heaps of donations for our charity shops.
Read MoreSCT's gardening course for people in recovery from addictions has been selected for the Tesco Bags of Help scheme. Make your vote count at local stores shown on our map.
Read MoreGrace's inspiring story: a young care leaver now in recovery, she's just beat 100s of other students to win a midwifery placement at a leading London hospital.
Read MoreA couple of years ago, we noticed a spike in the number of women coming to our homeless drop-in so we began trialling some women-only sessions.
Read MoreWe're very proud to be recognised by the Foodism 100 ethical food awards!
Read MoreLee Mannion reports on our social enterprise and answers the question: How to stay sober: sell funky furniture to London's hipsters
Read MoreWith rough sleeping having more than doubled since 2010, we ask Paul about his life on the streets.
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