As reported in the Press recently, members of the charity’s early intervention team are out at 5am five days a week, checking on people sleeping rough on the city’s streets to ensure they’re OK, and to direct them towards help or a hot meal.
The charity also runs a regular drop-in service for rough sleepers.
But all of that looks set to stop from the end of next month when City of York Council ends its £95,000-a year of funding for the programme.
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