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St George’s Crypt
St George’s Crypt has been providing care and support for homeless, vulnerable and disadvantaged people since 1930. Don Robins first opened the doors of the Crypt to alleviate the considerable distress of many people who found themselves with next to nothing as a result of the depression.
A major redevelopment at the Crypt’s main site at Great George Street, Leeds, has commenced following donations from charitable trusts, private individuals, events, companies and - most significantly - from the Government’s Homes and Communities Agency who have granted £988,569.
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St George’s Crypt is delighted to be one of the key contributors to the Faith in the City video presentation currently running at the Leeds City Museum. Read More
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Faith Lodge residents were delighted to be invited to be part of an exciting partnership of 26 hostels across England and 6 prisons supported by the Government’s Homes and Community Agency and Homeless Link. Read More
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The refurbishment of Faith Lodge is producing positive results through the structured programme of skills training and confidence building which is being followed at the project. Read More
- St George’s Crypt receives revenue funding from Leeds City Council’s Supporting People programme. Read More