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Glasgow Live
Glasgow Live
National
Laura Ferguson

340 hungry Glasgow people queuing for food at soup kitchen as homeless charity desperate for help

The number of people utilising services from a Glasgow homeless charity has soared from 60 to more than 340 in the past four years.

Homeless Project Scotland, which is based in the city, helps to provide soup kitchens, food and clothing banks, and accommodation to people experiencing homelessness and poverty in Glasgow.

Between 2019 and 2023, its chairman and co-founder Colin McInnes has said the number of people queuing for food in Glasgow has risen dramatically.

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