Housing Charities That specialise in Homelessness

Our primary function is to challenge inequalities directed at people who are homeless, we encourage & support health professionals & other organisations to pledge that they will offer an inclusive respectful service to people who are homeless. We offer awareness raising training, guidance & signposting, set up food banks & projects in line with Covid-19 guidance mainly across the North West

Feed homeless people in Wolverhampton, provide them clothing and sanitary towels. We also provide baby equipment, food to families. India children are provided with school fees paid, bicycles, stationery uniform, shoes, food, sanitary products, clean water and trees planted in schools.Clean water, blankets, food rations, sewing machines, workshops around mental health drug awareness.

The charity was set up in April 1987 to provide good quality, temporary supported accommodation for young single homeless males and females mainly of African/Caribbean origin. There has been a temporary cessation of services to allow the charity time and space to restructure the business model and develop a social enterprise subsiderary. This came about as a result of a competitive tender.

To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in Newmarket Suffolk and surrounds and in other parts of the UK or the world as the trustees may from time to time think fit particularly but not exclusively by means of caring, listening and helping people on the streets and at various venues day or night and to fulfil such other purposes which are exclusively charitable and legal.

The charity aims to provide homeless people, without restriction (but primarily for the benefit of those in need aged 16 to 25 years i.e. in need of accommodation, shelter and housing), with these, as well as providing warmth, clothing and, where possible (and where appropriate), advice on housing issues.

IF YOU CAN Charity provides finance to exclusively charitable projects in particular, but not exclusively,that work in the key areas of homelessness, animal welfare, provides educational scholarships for childrenand supports people with mental health issues.

HULLHARP is a HULL based charity that provides services to homeless men and women in the Hull, East Yorkshire and surrounding areas. Services include: accommodation, resettlement support, day centre and rough sleeper outreach service.

HOPE 4 Newham operates as a food bank for vulnerable families, those impacted by COVID-19, families with No Recourse to Public Funds and those in need.

The Charity donates to Turning Tides, formerly known as Worthing Churches Homeless Project, to help directly individuals in need, hardship or distress, the beneficiaries at the time being resident in the Borough of Worthing.

Medway Night Shelter is run by Medway Churches and other concerned local groups to help homeless people with a connection to Medway. Originally set up to provide support during the coldest and most difficult time of the year, activities have expanded to include a year round project for homeless and vulnerably housed people, namely a drop in centre.

Supporting the vulnerable on the streets of Minehead during the hours of 10pm - 3am on a Saturday night/Sunday morning by provision of water to relieve dehydration, flipflops for safety of people with inappropriate footwear. In addition Street Pastors collect cans, bottles, sweep up broken glass for the safety of the communitySchool Pastors offer pastoral support to West Somerset College

Administers and manages several properties in Leicester accommodating homeless families.

We provide bespoke support for beneficiaries to support them with social inclusion (refugees, vulnerable adults, young people, homeless...etc). For example: linking vulnerable people with support services, social support, food banks, education and community projects. We link charities with funding and people with other charities in the social and education fields.

Educating public on matters related to sustainable developmentAddressing the issue of the energy poverty through "Power to the homeless" initiative

The preservation and promotion of art, culture and literature through workshops in classical temple music and dance, a handicraft project as part of a rehabilitation programme for homeless women, maintenance of archives and a library of relevant literature and an agricultural arts project. SAT works in conjunction with an Indian charitable trust.

The activities the charity hope to assist with are as follows:- Provision of housing shelter/fighting against homelessness, provision of and support the advancement of education/Islamic education, provision of aid to tackle loneliness and mental health issues ,provision of relief from poverty anywhere in the world by providing grants, items and services to individuals in need.

Assisting the homeless in day to day needs such as food and clothing, supporting integration into society, by aiding the individual in accessing permanent housing, healthcare, work opportunities and life skill education.

The Rebuild Group was formed to change the way homelessness is tackled across the UK. We aim to help put an end to homelessness and rough sleeping by homing those in need in custom built facilities in major cities around the UK, having accommodation and an address allows the people staying with us to rebuild their lives.

Helping the homeless to obtain accommodation within the area of Epping Forest District Council by operating a Rent Deposit Guarantee Scheme

Monies raised from the members of Glantawe Lodge through the year. Distributions then made from these monies, to non-Masonic Charities (including; Feed the Homeless, Deprived Childrens Christmas Party,, and Ty Hafan (childrens hospital, Cardiff).

The charity's objectives locally and beyond and to raise funds for the prevention of homelessness. Some of the funds raised have been used to distribute survival packs to the homeless in Merseyside. The trustees along with others have been volunteers in meeting the objectives of the charity.

MK stray dog support group are a group of individuals working together to raise funds so that dogs that have found themselves homeless, through no fault of their own and are collected by the local dog wardens and are taken to the local pound Can be given the best chance possible to be returned to their owners or rehomed.

Community Advice & Homeless Outreach. Provision of food & clothing. Referrals for resettlement and advocacy. Access to Employment, ICT Training and Jobsearch. Recreational and Educational activities for all including Music Lessons, Workshops and Sports with GEMS Football Club [ GEMS FC].

Preston Nightstop used to recruit and train volunteers to provide emergency accommodation in their own home for homeless young people aged between of sixteen to twenty five. The charity no longer provides accommodation to young people through the provision of a supported lodgings scheme.

FREEDOMX NOT ONLY HELPS TO GET EMERGENCY SUPPLIES LIKE FOOD AND CLOTHING TO THOSE THAT ARE HOMELESS, BUT WE ALSO HELP THEM TO SECURE A BETTER FUTURE. WE DO THIS THROUGH EDUCATION AND MENTORING. ONCE IN SUITABLE ACCOMMODATION, SUPPORT IS GIVEN SO THAT THEY CAN MANAGE THEIR TENANCY RESPONSIBLY AND MENTORING IS THEN OFFERED IN ORDER FOR THEM TO GAIN MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT AND TO GAIN NEW LIFE SKILLS.