Working with local churches to change lives

A place of refuge

We are London City Mission and local churches offering life-giving care to people who are experiencing homelessness.

Every Monday to Friday and Saturday we offer:

cooked breakfast and a hot drink
access to showers, clean clothes, and toiletries
referrals, help with filling in forms and accessing help
a women's only safe space

Breakfast is not served on Fridays.

Life on the streets in London can be brutal and unforgiving. Webber Street is a supportive place of calm and refuge.

If you are in need, we are here to help. Visit us Monday to Thursday and Saturday mornings.

Opening times
Services
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Opening Times

Please note that Webber Street Day Centre will be closed for renovations until October 2024

While the centre is closed, people experiencing homelessness will be able to take away a hot drink and a light breakfast at the steps of Webber Street Day Centre, Monday to Thursday from 9-11am

Previously:

Monday to Wednesday

8:30am – Doors open for tea and coffee before breakfast
9:30am – Breakfast is served.
12:00pm – There will be various activities depending on the day with lunch.

Thursday

8:30am – Doors open for tea and coffee before breakfast.
9:30am – Breakfast is served.
12:00pm – The centre will be closed to new guests.
1.45pm-3.45pm-Drop in session (appointment only)

Friday

The centre is currently closed to guests

Saturday

8:30am – Doors open for tea and coffee before breakfast
9:30am – Breakfast is served.
12:00pm – The centre will be closed to new guests.

Webber Street is closed on Sundays.

The Webber Street office is open Mon-Fri from 9:00am – 4:00pm.

Services

Art@WS group (Mondays from 12:00pm-1.30pm
Board games@WS group (2nd & 4th Tuesdays from 12:00pm-1.30pm)
Bible@WS group (Wednesdays from 12:00pm-1.30pm except the 1st Wed)
1-2-1 Sessions (Thursday from 2pm)
Nurse Visit
Podiatrist Visit

Guests can sign up for space in the showers and get fresh clothes for the same week. Guests also have access to computers, razors, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and other toiletries.

They can also register with staff to have their post delivered to the centre.

There are regular visits from the nurse and the podiatrist, but we can also make referrals to help with issues such as mental health and immigration advice.

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