The Barnsley-based charity says it has been given notice to leave its base by the end of November.
The charity says it has been told the leave its premises at Temperance House on Pitt Street by 30 November
Barnsley Churches Drop-in Project has been providing hot drinks, food and clothing at Temperance House on Pitt Street since 2017.Kate Raynor, chair of the charity, said: "Our clients are already worried about making it through the winter." "Heading into the winter months we want to be able to keep providing warm clothes and blankets where needed.
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