Dear Friends of Street Talk,
I hope that this year which is drawing towards the time of celebration has been a good one for you all and for your families. Street Talk is still here, thanks to your support. Sometimes just still being here together is something to celebrate.
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A new exhibition exploring art therapy and featuring work by Street Talk art therapists has opened to the public at the Resource for London building, 356 Holloway Road, N76PA, and will be on display until the middle of February 2024.
Street Talk has featured in a new briefing from Homeless Link focusing on good practice case studies from organisations who have developed new ways of working to improve the health outcomes of the people they support.
The case studies, which are published following Homeless Link’s recent report ‘The Unhealthy State of Homelessness’, include short videos and links to toolkits to provide further depth and context about how organisations have designed programmes, alongside quotes from people who have benefited from them.
Dear Friends,
Another year is coming to its close, the nights drawing in, the season for remembering friends, with us once more. In a year when political, economic and climate turbulence, not least the sadness of the war in Ukraine has touched most of us, your help matters more than ever. Street Talk is still here, thanks to you… Open to keep reading.
Today we announce Unconditional, a half-day conference taking place in London on November 21th, hosted by Street Talk.
We want to start a conversation about how we can make therapy and other support services better for the people who need them most.
The morning will feature speakers, panel Q&A and group sessions and we hope that this will be a chance for therapists and other professionals working with marginalized groups to come together, network and learn from eachother’s experience.
For more information, see our eventbrite page where places are currently open for booking.
The London Impact Awards: Powered by Women were held on Wednesday evening and we are delighted to announce that Street Talk was selected as a winner!
We are incredibly proud to receive this award after being nominated alongside such inspriational womens organizations.
We want to say a big thank you to the London Community Foundation who have been fantastic supporters of Street Talk for many years now, to Citi, who support the London Impact Awards, and of course to all our supporters for making our work possible in the first place.
Thank you!
A new exhibition of works by photographer Charlotte Hockton and hosted by Resource for London is opening on Thursday March 10th with all proceeds going to Street Talk. The public opening, which will be free to attend, will be from 5-7pm on Thursday the 10th at the Resource for London building, 356 Holloway Road, London N7 6PA.
Street Talk is proud to be a contributer to this report from Justice & Care and the Centre for Social Justice which sets out reccomendations and principle for reform to the Government’s framework for supporting victims of trafficking and modern slavery.
An executive summary can be read here.
The full report is available here.
Dear friends,
As the year draws to a close, it is time to reflect, to remember our friends, to thank you for helping this tiny charity to keep going for another year…
We are delighted to announce that Street Talk has been selected as one of only three finalists for the Collaboration Award at the London Community Foundation’s London Impact Awards.
Our thanks to the London Community Foundation and good luck to our fellow nominees.
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