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Welcome
Real Voices. Unfiltered Truth
The prison system silences more than people—it silences their stories.
"Me by Me" is a platform for voices that were never meant to be heard.
Raw. Anonymous. Human.
Talent Shouldn’t Go Unseen
Creativity knows no boundaries, yet too many talented individuals are overlooked simply because they lack a home. Art, music, and self-expression can be more than survival—it can be a way forward.
We provide a platform for homeless creatives to showcase their work, connect with opportunities, and regain independence. It’s not about charity; it’s about recognition, dignity, and the right to be valued for talent, not circumstance.
Support. Share. Empower.
From the Streets to Success: Empowering Artists, Changing Lives
Founded with a vision to empower and uplift, Street Artists Souls UK began as a grassroots movement dedicated to supporting talented adults like Tessa on the streets. Over time, we've developed a platform that not only showcases their art but also creates pathways to sustainable livelihoods. By fostering connections and celebrating creativity, we're committed to providing a supportive space where each artist’s voice can be heard.
Creating Opportunities, Not Handouts Empowering Artists with Dignity
We support talented adults who wish to share their creativity with "SAS" not beg. Our goal is to give them a platform to showcase and sell their art, empowering them to support themselves and live with dignity.
Opening Doors Through Creativity – Supporting Artists with Purpose and Pride
We stand with creative individuals experiencing homelessness who want to be seen for their talent—not their circumstances. Instead of asking for help, they seek a chance to contribute, to create, and to be valued. Our mission is to provide a space where they can share and sell their work, regain independence, and reclaim their dignity through creativity.
"Do You Know a Street Artist?"
"Help us connect with and support street artists, poets, writers and musicians from marginalised communities. Together, we can make their voices heard."