Maggs Day Centre is Worcestershire’s frontline charity supporting people experiencing homelessness and vulnerability. We offer a safe, welcoming space for anyone in need, with no appointments or thresholds required. Our day centres in Worcester and Malvern provide hot meals, showers, clothing, and a place to rest and connect.
What we offer:
- Free daily hot breakfasts and meals, cooked by volunteers
- Access to clean clothing through our Clothing Project
- Hot showers and hygiene facilities
- Street outreach and harm reduction support
- One-to-one advice on housing, benefits, health, and emotional wellbeing
- Support for mental health, addiction, and depression
- Help for both homeless and vulnerably housed individuals
Our services are joined up and holistic, meeting people where they are and walking alongside them as they take steps towards stability and independence. We believe everyone deserves dignity, kindness, and another chance.
How to access: Just come to one of our day centres during opening hours—no referral or appointment needed. Vulnerably housed people can access the Worcester Day Centre from 11am and the Malvern Day Centre from 10am. For clothing, visit our Clothing Project on The Tything during open hours.
Cost: All services are free to those in need.
Locations:
- Worcester Day Centre: Deansway, Worcester, WR1 2JD
- Malvern Day Centre: Salvation Army Building, 62 Newtown Road, Malvern, WR14 1NZ
- Clothing Project: 59-60 The Tything, Worcester, WR1 1JT
Opening hours vary by location—please check our website or contact us for details.
Who can use Maggs? Anyone facing homelessness or struggling to meet basic needs in Worcestershire. Vulnerably housed people are also welcome during specific hours.
Want to help? You can support Maggs by donating, volunteering, or fundraising. Every contribution helps provide hot meals, clean clothes, and a safe place for those who need it most.