Winter Night Shelter Milton Keynes - Milton Keynes

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Update yet another horrible night in shelter
11/08/024
Ask to be with person who get on with told no
Another person asks they get room change
Just like you can say won't be staying at Homeless shelter for whatever reason you are then allowed in no problem the clue is in homeless but you think it's a hotel
I ask for little things always a no seen as trouble maker
I'm not just in real world sort of, suffering severe depression, anxiety but they don't care
No help
No compassion
Just petty rules as if I were child which I'm not

Villhelm

OBS. The council is pretty much useless. The security guard aka begins with a f is not nice, splitt personality (marmite). Why would he work there? Act's like he's all that! to unfortunate people who are there. Lots of complaints

Maxaa _

Avoid the black security guards AT ALL COST! ,I believe he needs to rethink his job role as a security guard and not as a member of the council or a police , he’s prudent, unprofessional, loud and a psychotic person who thinks he can bully anyone and everyone.I believe the management could do a lot better than to hire such evil person (not speaking of other staff members)
While I believe in constructive feedback I have noticed a lack of professionalism for the security guard at Winter night shelter
I recommend working with other staff members who actually help you rather than criticise you opinions

I highly hope this reaches out to the head of the relevant department

Cătălin Stoica

Winter Night Shelter MK is an absolute gem in our community! This incredible initiative goes above and beyond to provide warmth, support, and a safe haven for those in need during the cold winter nights.

One of the things that sets Winter Night Shelter MK apart is their unwavering dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of individuals experiencing homelessness. The team behind this shelter is a true force of compassion, always going the extra mile to ensure that every guest feels valued, cared for, and respected.

The shelter's cozy and welcoming atmosphere is a testament to their commitment to creating a home-like environment. From the moment you step through their doors, you can feel the genuine warmth and kindness that permeates throughout the space. The staff and volunteers are not only incredibly friendly but also incredibly knowledgeable, making sure that each guest's needs are met with compassion and understanding.

What truly sets Winter Night Shelter MK apart is their holistic approach to supporting their guests. It's not just about providing a warm bed for the night, but also about offering a range of services and resources to empower individuals to regain their independence. From access to hot meals and showers to job training and counseling services, the shelter is an invaluable resource for those looking to rebuild their lives.

Winter Night Shelter MK's impact extends far beyond the walls of their facility. They actively collaborate with other local organizations, businesses, and volunteers to create a network of support for the homeless community. This collaborative effort ensures that individuals receive the comprehensive assistance they need to break the cycle of homelessness.

In summary, Winter Night Shelter MK is an exceptional organization that embodies the spirit of compassion, kindness, and community support. Their dedication to providing a safe and nurturing environment for those experiencing homelessness is truly commendable. Whether through their warm beds, essential services, or collaborative efforts, this shelter is making a profound difference in the lives of individuals in our community.

Maxine Robb

I think it's an amazing job they are doing. I run a home based foodbank with my husband, and we have helped sofa surfers.

jason Boyce

Take your winter night shelter somewhere else! How tf you lot think you can have the cheek to open up a homeless spot at a local skate plaza! Your bummy homeless customers are crackheads that live in the bushes and cause trouble for the skate scene move it somewhere else!

Ernie Stelzner

We need more compassion and to be non-judgemental. The volunteers and unseen contributors do a brilliant job

K

The staff there are useless