My name is Susan Cawley and I have lived in Southall for most of my life. I went to school locally and remember when the the church of St Anselm's moved to its present site in the late 60's.

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I became fully aware of HSSH and its work when I began working in the Parish. What impressed me the most was the dedication of the staff and trustees, working alongside the street homeless in Southall.

Their hard work is aimed at giving hope and restoring dignity to a group of people who have lost sight of them.​

It is a privilege to work with them.

My name is Sangeet Kaur and I joined as a Board of Trustees Member with Hope for Southall Street Homeless towards the end of 2023. 

I am a trained legal professional (not practising) who has worked for over 20 years as a legal support professional and management consultant working with lawyers and law firms in the UK and overseas. I am passionate about social justice issues as well as human rights issues alongside my professional focus on the wider issues around climate justice and sustainability.

I first heard of HSSH and its dedicated and tireless work through a past Trustee. Since joining, I have been impressed most with the dedication of the staff and my fellow trustees who go over and beyond their duties to transform the lives and restore the hope of our Guests who are street homeless.

I hope to do my best to provide service or "Seva" back to the community by contributing my skills and expertise.

My name is Navraj Singh I have been working in and around the Southall area with the local communities for the past 30 years and  I am closely involved with the Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Southall.

I am a member of the Southall Faiths Forum and in addition have extensive experience of working with local youth programs and organisations.

A local businessman, I have been involved with many projects like Duke of Edinburgh for a number of years and I am also the Sikh Chaplin for Great Ormond Street Hospital.

I have been an active Volunteer and a founding Trustee of Hope for Southall Street Homeless since its formation in late 2015.

My name is Maryam Shah and I bring extensive experience from the NHS and my current role at North West London Integrated Care Board

(NWL ICB), where I work to improve health outcomes and tackle inequalities across diverse communities.

I am passionate about social justice and integrated care, and I support Hope for Southall Street Homeless in its mission to provide dignity, compassion, and practical help to those experiencing homelessness.

My expertise in health systems and community engagement helps shape strategies that create real pathways out of homelessness

My name is Alma Patterson and I became a Trustee of HSSH after I began working with the HSSH support worker, based in my parish, St John's, here in Southall.

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Her commitment and dedication to helping vulnerable people who often have no help or support just blew me away.

Working with her gave me an insight into the complexities of homelessness.

Becoming a Trustee was my way of trying to help and support HSSH. 

My name is Ajiton Agnelo Estibeiro