The Celtic FC Women's team will wear their away kit against Dundee United at the Excelsior Stadium this Sunday in support of Shelter Scotland’s #NoHomeKit campaign, which is being backed by the SWPL and the SPFL.

In the space of 90 minutes, five households become homeless in Scotland. That means between the first and last whistle of any football match, five households will no longer have a safe or secure place to call home.

Many more are at risk of becoming homeless with the cost of living crisis stretching family budgets to breaking point this winter.

Shelter Scotland’s #NoHomeKit is football’s way of combating this growing emergency, with the charity encouraging teams and fans to proudly show off their away and third kits and donate to the cause.

Scottish clubs lead the #NoHomeKit activity throughout the UK, with Premier League clubs in England, EFL, WSL and non-League clubs also committed to supporting.

Alison Watson, Director of Shelter Scotland, said: “No child or family should have to spend Christmas without a home, yet a record number of families in Scotland are trapped in temporary accommodation. Many have been since last Christmas.

"That’s why we are incredibly grateful to the football clubs and communities who are supporting our #NoHomeKit campaign by donning their away colours and joining the fight for home.”

Neil Doncaster, CEO of the SPFL, said: “We are delighted to support Shelter Scotland’s #NoHomeKit this season and are committed to helping this worsening problem in Scotland.

"The details of the growing housing crisis in this country are staggering and we are proud that we are able to help in some way. I can’t wait to see our clubs leave their home shirts at home for this historic round of fixtures.”

Whether supporters are watching at the ground or at home, they can join the movement fighting to defend the right to a safe, secure and affordable home for everyone.

Get involved by swapping your home colours for an away or third kit and text HOME to 70800 * to donate £5 or visit shelterscotland.org/NoHomeKit to donate.

Football fights housing emergency by ditching home colours for Shelter Scotland campaign