Campaigning
We live in one of the richest countries in the world yet not everyone has a place they can call home.
You can become a campaigner and support our national campaigns below.
You can also get involved in bringing about change in your local community on the housing issues which affect you. Contact getinvolved@shelter.org.uk to find out more about becoming a local community housing activist!
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We’re fighting for a Scotland where everyone has a place to feel safe. Where no one chooses between food and rent, and no one sleeps on the streets. We all have the right to a good home and we want to make it the law. Are you with us?
We help over half a million people a year struggling with bad housing or homelessness - and we campaign to prevent it in the first place. You can be part of that change.
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Five reasons to be a campaigner
We are in a Housing Crisis
Every 18 minutes a household in Scotland is assessed as homeless
The average house price in Scotland rose by 75% since 2003
The private rented sector has doubled in size in the past 10 years
We believe the housing safety net in the UK is vital
Why we campaign
It is our job to find out where there are housing and homelessness issues across Scotland and to identify solutions. We campaign for change across the whole of Scotland.Our Successes
We have been campaigning for the past 50 years in Scotland to help achieve our vision of a safe, secure, affordable home for everyone. Here are some of our successes.Meet the Campaigns & Policy team
For research interviews, requests to speak, or if you're unsure who to contact, please use the team email address below. We will identify the right person and get back to you shortly: