ALT Text in image reads: Street Storage is closed. Our drop in will be closed Wednesday the 19th of March 2025 1:00pm-4:00pm due to an unexpected water outage in the building. We will still be available to reach via 07932830440 and [email protected]. We will provide updates on our website and social media as soon as we know more.

ALT Top half of post reads "Three Recommendations from us this International Women's Day". Below is 3 images lined up. One is a book cover image, one is a film poster and one is a screenshot of a Guardian article.

ALT Text on page reads: Caroline our Storage and Outreach Manager's recommendation: Sexy but Psycho, How the Patriarchy uses women's trauma against them by Dr Jessica Taylor. In Jessica's own words..."This book is dedicated to the thousands of women and girls who have messaged me, written to me, called me, and met with me over the past twelve years to tell me of their experiences of being labelled, discriminated against, and diagnosed with psychiatric disorders. Every single woman or girl abused or harmed by someone or something, and yet, they were told that their trauma and distress was part of a mental illness that needed to be treated or cured"

ALT Text on page reads: Rachel our Director's recommendation: Queen Mimi. IMDb description: “This heartwarming documentary profiles Marie Haist, a formerly homeless Los Angeles woman who lives in a laundromat and has befriended celebrities. She fled an unhappy marriage, lives in a laundromat and has no home or money. But to know her is to adore her.”

ALT Text on page reads: Tamara our Support Worker's recommendation: Guardian article titled: Stella Dadzie, feminist pioneer: ‘The Black British women’s movement was about life-and-death issues’. From Tamara's words...“For International Women's Day I have chosen this article from The Guardian all about Stella Dadzie. Every time I read this article it feels as if I'm reading it for the first time and each time I walk away feeling inspired. As someone who believes your current circumstances do not define you as a person, Stella Dadzie's life story is a shining example of being the change you want to see in the world. Her fearlessness and dedication for fighting for what she believes in motivates me to speak out for what is right regardless of the adversity it may bring. Thank you Stella, for your contribution to feminism and all the work you have done to raise awareness of important issues prevalent in our society.”

ALT "This past year has flown by, and I’ve absolutely loved being part of Street Storage. The work we do is so unique and impactful, and the sheer amount the charity does for people despite being so small is amazing. I’ve learnt so much, both professionally and personally, and this role has helped me grow in ways I never expected. I’m really excited about all the amazing things ahead!"