Every 18 minutes a household becomes homeless in Scotland
We're still fighting Until there's a home for everyone
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Read the human stories behind the housing crisis
Peter and Margaret lost their home through health problems
Watch this short video about Elaine's experience with housing
137,100 households are on council waiting lists for a home – that's the same as the entire populations of Inverness and Paisley combined!
14,075 children were made homeless last year - that's equivalent to 6 children in every school in Scotland.
67,000 households are overcrowded – that's more than the biggest football stadium in Scotland can hold.
1 million people are living in poverty after housing costs – that's one in five people in Scotland.
That's why we're still fighting until there's a home for everyone, will you join us?
Our History & Impact
Find out about our key achievements over the last 50 years
Find out more about the last 50 years of Shelter Scotland's work
Photography Exhibition
Shelter Scotland and The Glasgow School of Art have created a unique partnership for our 50th year. We would like to thank the young designers, Sophie Rowan and Emily Wang who have created our 50th logo which will be used to brand a 12-month series of events and activities.
Glasgow School of art students tells the story about the work we do in Scotland today.
See the exhibition in person
Aberdeen: In the Central Library, Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen, AB25 1GW, from Tuesday 29th January until end of Saturday 2nd February (Aberdeen central library opening hours).
Dumfries: In The Usual Place, Academy Street, Dumfries, DG1 1BZ, from Tuesday 5th March until Friday 8th March (See The Usual Place opening hours).
Edinburgh: In Edinburgh Central Library, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EG, from Tuesday 26th March until Saturday 30th March (See Edinburgh Central Library opening hours).
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