There are many and varied reasons why people become homeless. Relationship breakdown, domestic violence, young people asked to leave home, people with drug and alcohol or mental health issues who are unable to sustain an independent lifestyle and more recently due to recession, where someone might lose their job and are then are unable to pay their mortgage or rent, the list goes on and on.
Help someone to rebuild relationships with family / friends, stay in education, employment and training opportunities or deal with their drug, alcohol or mental health problem is much about tackling homelessness as is securing a roof over their head.
Please see the Memorandum & Articles of Association and the last 6 years Financial Accounts (with Annual Reports) for the Charity.
We have many talented individuals, such as Trustees, staff and volunteers, who come together as a team, working towards achieving our vision, mission and values.
We are governed by a Board of Trustees. The Board play an important role in making sure that the charity is run in the interests of the people it is there to support. In addition to this they work hard to uphold our vision, protect our assets and funds and ensure that we comply with legislation and regulation.
Over the years we have been fortunate to have worked in partnership with various charitable foundations and trusts, whose support has enabled us to run many projects and services for our clients.
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This means that we can accept clients, male and female, aged 18 years and over without a local connection or without having to go through the local authority, via the Single Point of Access scheme.
We accept self-referrals from both clients and by referring agencies looking for accommodation on behalf of their clients.
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