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The Good Shepherd

Wolverhampton, WV1 4QU

Housing Homelessness Food & Essentials

The Good Shepherd Ministry has been supporting the most disadvantaged people in Wolverhampton since its founding roots in 1972, when the Little Brothers of the Good Shepherd established a night shelter in the city. Today the charity runs a day centre offering hot meals, showers, and crisis support; a Housing First service for rough sleepers; private sector supported lettings; and the LEAP (Lived Experience into Action) programme providing peer support and volunteering opportunities. The organisation's values — hospitality, compassion, truth, justice, and respect — underpin everything from its Pomegranate Café and Central Community Shop to its multi-agency hub connecting guests with health, training, employment, and financial wellbeing services.

Phone: 01902 399955

Email: office@gsmwolverhampton.org.uk

Website: https://www.gsmwolverhampton.org.uk/

Address: 65 Waterloo Road

Services Offered

Day Centre & Hot Meals

Drop-in

Daily drop-in day centre providing hot meals, showers, and basic hygiene supplies to anyone in need. Food redistribution partnerships ensure fresh produce is available alongside cooked meals.

Housing First

Professional Referral Required

Intensive housing support placing rough sleepers and people with multiple complex needs directly into stable accommodation, with wraparound key worker support for as long as it is needed.

LEAP Programme

Self-referral

The Lived Experience into Action Programme recruits people with personal experience of homelessness or recovery as peer mentors and volunteers, building confidence, skills, and routes into employment.