Latest News Caring in Bristol in the Media The conversations that we have around homelessness are important. They provide an opportunity to shift narratives, and raise awareness about the many solutions that make a difference to people facing or experiencing homelessness. Talking about our work in the media helps us to reach wider audiences, and helps them to understand the changes that we need to make to change the landscape for people experiencing homelessness, and create a better place to live for all of us, not just some of us. 2025 ITV Westcountry (December, 2025) ITV Westcountry visited the project to see how preparations were progressing. One visit showed donations being sorted in our base, and another visited our set-up team the day before launching. They were in the process of getting goods and equipment into the Trinity Centre, decorating the space, and making sure it was ready for the launch. We were also invited to take part in live broadcasts by the John Darvall show in BBC Radio Bristol. Across these two interviews, we explored the reasons why Caring at Christmas is needed, as well as some of the realities of homelessness and housing insecurity. Two of our amazing volunteers also shared their experience of volunteering in the project, and explored their motivations for volunteering - encouraging others to consider this life-changing activity. BBC Radio Bristol (January 2025) We joined the Bristol's Proper Breakfast team to talk about homelessness prevention, and our role in supporting rough sleepers through SWEP which was active at the time during an extended period of extremely cold weather... ITV Westcountry (Christmas Eve, 2024) Broadcaster Robert Murphy looks around the project, and some of its new resources for 2024. he finds out why the project is needed more than ever... Bristol Post, December 2024 We talk about our Christmas and winter work, as well as the work throughout the whole year, sharing the positive message that homelessness is not inevitable when we take action, and have the resources needed. It also encourages readers to think about homelessness more widely, and not just as rough sleeping. BBC Radio Bristol (July 2024) We talked to Joe Simms about our partnership with TAP for Bristol, an easy way for Bristolians to support our Z House emergency youth shelter, and other homelessness initiatives in the city. BBC Breakfast (Boxing Day, 2023) BBC's Fiona Lamdin visited our pop-up day centre at Bristol's Trinity Centre to meet volunteers and staff, all off to an early start and busy preparing the space ready to create a festive atmosphere, provide support, and great food for hundreds of guests experiencing homelessness and precarious housing situations. She asks about the day's activities and facilities, as well as what motivates the volunteers... Manage Cookie Preferences